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BOARD OF TRUSTEES 



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Hon. AMOS KENDALL, District of Columbia, 
:p ir, n; s i id :e :isr t . 



Hon, ISAAC DAVIS, LL. D., Massachusetts. 

Rev. EDWARD LATHROP, D. D., New York. 

T. U. WALTER, Ph. D„ LL. D., Pennsylvania, 

Rev. WILLIAM CROWELL, D, D., Illinois. 

Rev. RICHARD FULLER, D. D., Maryland. 

Rev. FRANKLIN WILSON, D. D., 

Rev. J. W. M. WILLIAMS, D. D., 

Rev. ISAAC COLE, A. M., M. D., 

FREDERICK HARRISON, Esq., 

HIRAM WOODS, Esq., 

JOSEPH HENRY, LL. D., District of Columbia. 

Rev. S. P. HILL, D. D., " 

Rev. A. D. GILLETTE, D. D., 

Rev. E. H. GRAY, D. D., " 

ANDREW ROTH WELL, Esq., 

LEONARD D. GALE, M. D., 

GEORGE WOOD. Esq., 

GEORGE J. ABBOTT, A. M„ 

HENRY D. COOKE, Esq., 

ROBERT J. POWELL. M. D., 

JOSEPH REYNOLDS, Esq., 

MOSES KELLY, Esq., 

Rev. W. F. BROADDUS, D.D., Virginia. 

Rev. HENRY W. DODGE, A. M. " 

Rev. RICHARD H. BAGBY, D. D., " 

Rev. GEORGE F. ADAMS, A. M., " 

Rev. JAMES P. BOYCE, D. D., South Carolina. 



SECBETABY: 
ROBERT C. FOX, A. M. 



TIR-IE .AJSTJIRE IR, : 
WILLIAM GUNTON, Esq. 



FACULTY. 



Rev. GEORGE W. SAMSON, D. D., 

IPIRIESIIDIElItsFT, 

COLLEGE PROFESSOR OP MORAL AND INTELLECTUAL PHILOSOPHY, AND LAW LECTURER 

ON ETHICS, 



COLLEGE FACULTY. 



WILLIAM RUGGLES, LL. D., 

PROFESSOR OF POLITICAL ECONOMY AND CIVIL POLITY, AND EMERITVS PROFESSOR OF 
MATHEMATICS AND NATURAL PHILOSOPHY.' 

Rev. A.J. HUNTINGTON, A. M., 

PROFESSOR OF GREEK LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE. 

Rev. SAMUEL M. SHUTE, A. M., 

PROFESSOR OF RHETORIC AND ENGLISH LITERATURE. 

EDWARD T. FRISTOE, A. M., 

PROFESSOR OF CHEMISTRY, PHYSICS, AND NATURAL HISTORY. 

JAMES G. CLARK, A. M. 

PROFESSOR OF MATHEMATICS AND ASTRONOMY. 

WM. L. WILSON, A. M., 

PROFESSOR OF LATIN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE. 

THEODORE GIIL, M. D. 

LECTURER IN NATURAL HISTORY. 

A. B. DUVALL, A. B., 

TUTOR. 



OTIS T. MASON, A. M., 

PRINCIPAL OF THE PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT. 



GEO. T. SMALLWOOD, 

BUSINESS AGENT. 



COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. 



LAW FACULTY. 



SAMUEL TYLEE, LL. D., 

INSTRUCTOR OF THE SENIOR CLASS. 

JNO. C. KENNEDY, Esq., 

INSTRUCTOR OF THE JUNIOR CLASS. 

Hox. IKA HAEEIS, 

LECTURER ON AMERICAN LAW. 

A. A. GEIFFITH, A. M., 

PROFESSOR OF ELOCUTION. 



MEDICAL FACULTY. 



THOMAS MILLEE, M. D., 

EMERITUS PROFESSOR OF ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY, AND PRESIDENT OF THE FACULTY. 

WILLIAM P. JOHNSTON, M. D., 

PROFESSOR OF OBSTETRICS AND DISEASES OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN. 

JOHN: C. EILEY, M. D., 

PROFESSOR OF MATERIA MEDICA AND THERAPEUTICS. 

NATHAN SMITH LINCOLN, M. D., 

PROFESSOR OF SPECIAL, OPERATIVE AND CLINICAL SURGERY. 

GEOEGE c. schaeefee, m. d., 

PROFESSOR OF CHEMISTRY. 

GEOEGE M. DOYE, M: D., 

PROFESSOR OF THEORY AND PRACTICE OF MEDICINE. 

JOHN OEDEONAUX, M. D., 

PROFESSOR OF PHYSIOLOGY, PATHOLOGY, AND MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE, 

THOMAS E. CEOSBY, M. D., 

PROFESSOR OF GENERAL AND MILITARY SURGERY AND HYGIENE. 

J. FOED THOMPSON, M. D., 

PROFESSOR OF ANATOMY. 

A. Y. P. GAENETT, M. D., 

• PROFESSOR OF CLINICAL MEDICINE. 

WM; B. DBINKAED, M. D., 

CURATOR OF MUSEUM — DEMONSTRATOR OF ANATOMY. 

JOHN C. EILEY, M. D., Dean, 

No. 419 New York Avenue, bet. 14th and 15th sreets. 



ACADEMIC STUDENTS. | 


NAME. 


CLASS. 


POST OFFICE. 


Allen, L. B. 


Senior, 


Norfolk, Va. 


Anderson, John W. 


Select, 


Washington, D. C. 


Atkinson, Charles 


First Class. 


■u 


Atkinson, S. Eugen. 


Freshman. 


II 


At Lee, J. Y. 


Second Class, 


CI 


Argue, Wm. L. 


Select, 


II 


Ay re, John G. 


Sophomore, 


Upperville, Loudon co.. Va. 



Bangs, J. E. 
Bartle, G. Parker 
Beech, Henry L. 
Beale, Buchanan 
Beale, John P. 
Beall, F. M. M. 
Beckley, John T. 
Berdan, Frank C. 
Bestor, Norman 
Bidgood, John W. 
Blanchard, Valentine 
Boss, James G. 
Boston, Francis B. 
Bostick, Edward D. 
Bouic, Win. V. 
Bo wen, Joseph T. 
Brenimerman, J. Howard 
Bremmerman, Laban T. 
Bremmerman, Thos. P. 
Brinkerhoff, H. S. 
Brown, Calvin M. 
Brown, Clement C. 
Brown, Edwin C. 
Brown, Harry 
Brown, Harry W. B. 
Brown, Geo. W. 
Brown, Win. V. H. 
Burnett, W. W. 
Burr, Shields 
Burlingame, Frank 
Byrne, Chas. 



Third Class, 
Second Class 
Second Class 
First Class, 
Third Class, 
First Class, 
Senior, 
Third Class, 
First Class, 
Sophomore, 
Select, 
Select, 
Junior, 
Third Class, 
Senior, 
Third Phil., 
First Class, 
Freshman, 
Sophomore, 
Select, 
Sel. Prep., 
Second Class, 
Third Class, 
Third Class, 
First Class, 
Freshman, 
Freshman, 
Select, 

Second Class, 
Select, 
Third Class 



Washington, D. C. 



Beltsville, Prince Geo. co.. 3Id. 

Baltimore, Md. 

Washington, D. C. 
(i 

Norfolk, Va. 
Washington, D. C. 
<< 

Baltimore, Md. 
Washington, D. C. 
Kockville, Md. 
Washington, D. C. 
Georgetown, D. C. 



Washington, D. C. 
Beltsville, Prince Geo. co. , Md. 
Washington, D. C. 



Laurel, Md. 
Providence, R. E. 
Washington, D. C. 



COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. 


7 


NAME. 


CLASS. 


POST OFFICE 




Carrington, Edw. C, Jr. 


Junior, 


Washington, D. C. 




Chilton, A. W. 


Select, 


(< 




Clabaugh, John B. 


Third Class, 


Georgetown, D. C. 




Clarke, Chas. S. 


First Class, 


Washington, D. C. 




Clarke, Francis M. 


First Class, 


<( 




Clarke, Mortimer 


Senior, 


(< 




Clarke, Walter K. 


First Phil., 


a 




Claxton, Arthur B. 


First Class, 


(< 




CofBn, Geo. T. 


Junior, 


u 




Connelly, Thos. 


Select, 


u 




Cowie, Lewis T. M. 


Second Class, 


(( 




Cragin, Chas. H. 


Select, 


Georgetown, D. C. 




Crendiropulo, Leonidas 


Senior, 


Ionian Isles, Greece. 




Cull, Roger W. 


Sophomore, 


Washington, D. C. 




Custis, Alfred F. 


Freshman, 


Borden town, New Jersey 




Dalzel, James M. 


Select, 


Zanesville, Ohio. 




Davis, Geo. J. 


Second Csass, 


Washington, D. C. 




Danenhower, Wm. W. 


Sel. Prep., 


(i 




Demonet, Julius 


Second Class, 


a 




Dennison, Chas. H. 


Sel. Prep., 


Wilkesbarre, Pa. 




Derrick, Wm. S. 


Sel. Prep., 


Washington, D. C. 




Devitt, David 


Third Class, 


(< 




Devitt, Philip 


Third Class, 


i< 




Dodge, Harrison H. 


First Phil., 


Georgetown, D. C 




Duvall, W. Clarence 


Second Class 


Washington, D. C. 




Easby, Wm. 


First Class, 


u 




Eastman, A. F. 


Select, 


u 




Eaton, Frank B. 


Sel. Prep., 


u 




Ebert, Henry A. 


First Class, 


Georgetown, D. C 




Ellin, B. F. 


Third Class, 


Washington, D. 0. 




Emack, A. F. D. 


Sel. Prep., 


Beltsville, Prince Geo. co., 


Md. 


Falconar, G. H. 


Second Class, 


Baltimore, Md. 




Faris, Edw. P. 


Select, 


Washington, D. C. 




Fleming, B. B. Lee 


Sel. Prep., 


St. Louis,- Mo. 




Finckel, Wm. H. 


Sophomore, 


Washington, D. C. 




Flint Chas. W., Jr. 


Third Class, 


(< 




Floyd, Walter P. 


First Class, 


Lynchburg, Va. 




France, J. H., Jr. 


Senior, 


Washington, D. C. 




Franklin, Faby 


Sophomore, 


[{ 







8 


COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. 




NAME. 


CLASS. 


POST OFFICE. 




Fraser, Chas. E. 


Freshman, 


Washington, D. C. 




Frey, Henry D. 


Second Class 


, Georgetown, D. C, 




Fuller, Eichard 


Second Class 


, Beaufort, S. C. 




Galloway, Thos. K. 


Second Class 


Ellangowan, Md, 




Gawler, Joseph. Jr. 


Sel. Prep., 


Washington, D. C. 




Goodridge, Fred. R. 


First Class, 


u 




Green, Arthur L. 


Second Class 


<< 




Green, Chas. E. 


Third Class, 


u 




Handy, Sidney W. 


Senior, 


Rehoboth, Somerset co. 


,'Md. 


Harbaugh, Edgar G, 


Second Class, 


Washington, D. C. 




Harkness, R. H. 


1 Freshman, 


« 




Havenner, F. H. 


Freshman, 


it 


i 


Havenner, W. R. 


Freshman, 


(< 




Hebb, Archer Y. 


First Class, ' 


Wilsonville, Ala, 




Hendley, C. M. 


Sel. Prep., 


Washington, D. C. 




Holmead, Wm. 


First Phil., 


a 




Hopkins, Cornelius 


Sel. Prep., 


a 




Hopkins I. W. 


First Class. 


a 




Howard, John C. 


Second Phil. 


a 




Howard, Edwin 


Select Prep., 


u 




Johnson, Chapman L. 


First Class, 


a 




Johnson, Henry A. 


Third Class, 


a 




Judd, John T. 


First Class, 


it 




Kaiser, Henry 


Third Class, 


a 




Kaiser, Wm. 


Third Class, 


a 




Keen, S. W. 


Third Class, 


a 




Kelly, Joseph 


Sel. Prep., 


Georgetown, D. C. 




Kelly, Samuel L. 


Second Class. 


Washington, D. C. 




Kerfoot, F. H. 


Second Phil. 


Clarke co., Va. 




King, Borrows 


Third Class, 


Washington, D. C. 




Klink, John C. 


Second Class, 


a 




Kloman, Charles, Jr. 


First Class, 


it 




Kloman, Wm. H. 


Third Class, 


a 




Krebbs, J. M. 


First Class, 


t< 




Krouse, A. Penn 


Third Class, 


a 




Kurtz, Thos. C. W. 


Freshman, 


Georgetown, D. C. 




Lane, Geo. W. 


First Class, 


Washington, D. C. 






COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. 



NAME. 

Lawrason, Samuel McC. 
Leonard, W- E. 
Leech, Edward O. 
Lewis, Chas. M. 
Lewis, Geo. 
Little, Calder 
Little, Geo. W. 
Love, John Paul 
Lusk, Chas. S. 



CLASS. POST OFFICE. 

Freshman, ISew Orleans, La. 
Third Class, Washington, D. C. 
Junior, u 

Second Class, u 

Select, Potsdam, K Y. 

Second Class, Parkton, Md. 
Second Class, Baltimore, Md. 
Third Class, Washington, D. C. 
Second Class, " 



Martin, Joseph E. 
Martz, W. G. 
Maynadier, T. B. 
Maynadier, Wm. 
McClelland, C. D. 
McClelland, E. 
McCullough, Geo. W. 
McKelden, H. H. 
McMurray, Harry 
Miller, C. L., Jr. 
Miller, Wm. 
Murray, Bohert J. 



Third Phil., " 

Select, " 

Sel. Prep., " 

Eirst Class. " 

Third Class, " 

Third Class, " 

Second Class, Baltimore, Md. 

Eirst Class, Washington, D. C. 
Sel. Prep., 
Select, 
Second Phil. 
Ereshman, 



Colon, Mich. 
Winchester, Va. 
Washington, D. C. 



Nock, Nehemiah W. 
Nyman, Howard S. 



Eirst Class, Modest Town, Va. 
Second Class, Washington, D. C. 



Oner, J. B. 


S econd Class, 


Olmstead, V. H. 


First Phil., 


Palmer, B. W. 


Second Class, 


Parker, Joseph W. C. 


Select, 


Parramore, Thos. H. 


Ereshman, 


Peale, Lewis T. 


Eirst Class, 


Peters, James L. 


Select, 


Peterson, C. W. 


Third Class, 


Phillips, P. Parker 


Second Class, 


Pleasants, S. S. 


Junior, 


Pollard, James 


Third Phil., 


Potter, J. P. M. 


Second Class, 


Keed, Geo. B. 


Select, 


Beeves, John H. 


Ereshman, 


2 





Portsmouth, Va. 
New York city. 
Onancock, Accomac eo., Va. 
Washington, D. C. 
Simpsonville, Howard co., Md. 
Washington, D. C. 
Georgetown, D. C. 
Washington, D. C. 
Stevensville, Va. 
Washington, D. C. 

Four Cor., Mont, co., Md. 
Washington, D. C: 



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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. 



NAME. 

Reeves, Jerry 
Eittenhouse, Samuel W. 
Robinson, Conway 
Rowe, C. F. 
Ryan, Edmund 



CLASS. POST OFFICE. 

Sftect, Dallas co., Ala 

First Phil., Georgetown, D. C. 

Second Class, "Washington, D. C. 
Second Class, " 

Select, " 



Samson, Chas. E. 
Scaggs, Pinkney A. 
Schneider, John A. 
Simmons, W. A. 
Shedd, Samuel S. 
Sowers, Z. T. 
Spofford, Chas. A. 
Smallwood, G-. T., Jr. 
Smith, Henry F. 
Smoot, Kenneth R. 
Steever, A. W. T. 
Stine, J. H. 
Stroman, Walter S. 
Stuart, Alex. T. 
Sykes, Chas. H. 

Talbot, Henry M. 
Talbot, Thos. M. 
Taylor, Thos. T. 
Thompson, Chas. 
Thompson, J. Harry 
Thompson, Percy 
Trumbull, Perry 
Tustin, Septimus N. 



Senior, 
Sel. Prep., 
Second Class, 
Second Phil., 
Second Class, 
Second Phil. 
Second Class, 
Third Class, 
Select, 
Third Class, 
Sel. Prep., 
Select, 

Second Class, 
Junior, 
Third Class, 



Branch ville, Md. 
Washington, D. C. 
Norfolk, Ya. 
Washington, D. C. 
Berryville, Ya. 
Washington, D. C, 
a 

Aurora, Cayuga co., 1ST. Y. 
Washington, D. C. 
u 

Winchester, Ind. 
Fairfax co. , Ya. 
Washington City, D C. 
Baltimore, Md. 



Select, Georgetown, D. C. 
Select, « 

Select, Chincoteaque, Ya. 

Sophomore, Leonardstown, Md. 
Second Class, Washington, D. C. 
Third Class, « 

Sophomore, Chicago, 111. 

Third Class, Washington, D. C. 



Ward, L. F. Junior, Towanda, Pa, 

Williams, Brooke B. Jr., Second Class, Georgetown, D. C. 
Williamson, Benj. A. Sophomore, Washington, D. C. 

Sel. Prep., " 

Sophomore, Norfolk, Ya. 
Freshman, Washington, D. C. 



Wright, D. P. 
Wright, T. Judson. 
Wynne, Lewis B. 



Yerby, E. D. 
York, Geo. A. 



Third Class, Georgetown, D. C. 
Third Class, Washington, D. C. 



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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. 


11 


LAW 


STUDENTS. 


NAME. 


CLASS. 


POST OFFICE 


Alien E. K. 


Senior, 


Washington, D. C. 


Alexander, Harry H. 


Senior, 


c< 


Anderson, T. D., (A. B. Bowd. C.,) Senior, 


a 


Arnold, I. 1ST. 


Senior, 


Greenville, Ohio. 


Armstrong, J. Melville 


Junior, 


"Washington, Iowa. 


Babcock, W. H. 


Junior, 


St. Louis, Mo. 


Barker, B. M. 


Senior, 


Spofford, N. Y. 


Barter, Geo. W. 


Junior, 


Racine, Wis. 


Bartlett, W. R. 


Senior, 


Cincinnati, Ohio. 


Baxter, U. J. 


Senior, 


Grand Rapids, Mich. 


Bell, Frank 


Junior, 


McKean co., Pa. 


Belt, B. V. 


Junior, 


Baltimore co., Md. 


Bellis, Roger 


Junior, 


Annapolis, Md. 


Bell, John W. 


Senior, 


Boston, Mass. 


Bingham, H. T. 


Senior, 


Williamsport, Pa. 


Brosius, E. S. 


Senior, 


Lancaster, Pa. 


Brelsford, H. W. 


Senior, 


Coshocton, Ohio. 


Browne W. H. 


Senior, 


Washington, D. C. 


Bridgman, Geo. W. 


Senior, 


Laketon, Mich. 


Burrows, H. T. 


Senior, 


Georgetown, D. C. 


Byrne, Francis H. 


Junior, 


Washington, D. C. 


Cahill, Danl, E. 


Junior, 


Washington, D. C. 


Castle, Wm. H. 


Junior, 


Geneva, Ohio. 


Carpenter, L. Cass 


Senior, 


Morristown, N. J. 


Carrington, S. E. 


Senior, 


Medina, Ohio. 


Chinn, Richard H. 


Junior, 


Wheeling, West Va. 


Cleary, N. F. 


Junior, 


Washington, D. C. 


Conner, C. R. 


Senior, 


Youngstown, Ohio. 


Cook, Geo. L. 


Senior, 


Cleveland, Ohio. 


Coyle, Randolph, Jr. 


Junior, 


Washington, D. C, 


Connelly, Michael 


Junior, 


Pittsburg, Pa. 


Connor, Thos. J. 


Senior, 


Syracuse, N. Y. 


Collamer, W. I. 


Junior, 


Shelburne, Vt. 


Cooper, G. W. 


Junior, 


Washington, D. C. 





12 


COLUMBIAN 


COLLEGE. 


NAME. 






CLASS. 


POST OFFICE. 


Chipman, Geo. C. 






Senior, 


New York City. 


Chapman, G. T. 






Junior, 


Cleveland, Ohio. 


Chase, W. W., (A. B. 


Dart. C,) 


Senior, 


Hanover, 1ST. H. 


Cushing, H. 






Junior, 


Aurora, 111. 


Crowe, John P. 






Senior, 


Lexington, Ind. 


Cyrus, J. M. 




t 


Senior, 


Quincy, 111. 


Davis, G. B. 






Junior, 


McLean, N. Y. 


Davis, Madison 






Junior, 


Washington, D. C. 


Dalzell, James M. 






Senior, 


Zanesville, Ohio. 


Decker, J. A. 






Junior, 


Goshen, N. Y. 


De Caindry, Wm. A. 






Senior, 


Baltimore, Md. 


Donovan, J. H. 






Junior, 


New York City. 


Dunphy, Wm. A. 






Junior, 


Newburgh, N, Y. 


Dunwoody, W. B. 






Senior, 


Davenport, Iowa. 


Driggs, G. T. 






Senior, 


Mt. Morris, N. Y. 


Duvall, Andrew B., (A 


B. 


Col. C.,) 


Junior, 


Washington, D. C. 


Edson, John Joy 






Senior, 


Geneva, Ohio. 


Edson, Joseph K. 






Senior, 


u 


Eldredge, C. W. 






Junior, 


Boston, Mass. 


Ellegood, James E. 






Junior, 


Salisbury, Md. 


Evans J. B. 






Junior, 


Winter set, Iowa. 


Evans, J. F. 






Senior, 


Abingdon, 111. 


Evans, K. K. 






Senior, 


St. Augustine, Texas. 



Fay, John C. 

Fendall, Arthur 

Fiske, Eugene A. 

Findley, W. L., (A. B. West. C.,) 

Elatley, P. J. 

Foley, John P. 

Fogg, E. B. 

Forrest, Joseph 

Fullerton, James 

Flowers, Alfred 

Gage, N. L. 
Galpin, S. A. 
Gafney, Charles B. 
George, Edwin B. 
Geise, Frank 



Senior, 
Senior, 
Senior, 
Senior, 
Senior, 
Senior, 
Senior, 
Senior, 
Junior, 
Senior, 



Elizabeth, N. J. 

Washington, D. C. 
a 

New Wilmington, Pa. 
New York City. 

Philadelphia, Pa. 
Georgetown, D. C. 
Washington, D. C. 
Harrisburg, Pa. 



Senior, Ashtabula co., Ohio. 

Junior, New Haven, Ct. 

Senior, Ossipee, N. H. 

Senior, Groveland, Mass. 

Junior. York, Pa. 



COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. 



13 



NAME. 



CLASS. 



POST OFFICE. 



G-oepel, Paul Senior, Washington, D. C. 

Gordon, J. H., (A. B. Col. C, D. C.,) Junior, G-eorgetown, D. C. 



Garretson, H. F 

Gray, Wm. A. 

Graves, Edward O. 

Green, Michael 

Guthrie, G. W., (A. B. West. U.,) 

Graham, Thomas H. 



Senior, Tioga, Pa. 

Junior, Washington, D. C. 

Senior, Geneva, 1ST. Y. 

Junior, Washington, D. C. 

Junior, Pittshurg, Pa. 

Senior, Southington, Ct. 



Hayward, A. B. 
Harlan, W. D. 
Hedden, D. E. 
Higgins, Edwin 
Howell, Chas. B., (LL. B. 
Hopkins, Thomas Snell 
Holtzman, W. F. 
Howenstein, J. T. 
Hulse, Charles L. 
Huron, G. A. 



Junior, Swanzey, N, H. 
Senior, Paris, 111. 
Senior, Trumbull co., Ohio. 
Senior, Constantine, Mich. 
Mich. IT.,) General, Pontiac, Mich. 

Junior, Mt. Vernon, Me. 
Senior, Washington, D. C. 
Senior, Bucyrus, Ohio. 
Junior, Washington, D. C. 
Senior, Danville, Indiana. 



Ingersoll, E. C, (A. M. Bow. Col.,) Senior, Washington, D. C. 



Jacobs, A. Boszell 

Jones, H. B. 

Jones, T. B., (A. M. Lew. IT.,) 

Johnson, F. 

Johnston, W. J. 



Senior, Alexandria, Ya. 

Junior, Harrisburg, Pa. 

Senior, Lewisburg, Pa. 

Senior, Morristown, 1ST. J. 

Junior, Alexandria, Ya, 



Kelly, J. C. 
Keller, D. S. 
Kerfoot, F. H. 
Kessinger, Daniel M. 
Kid well, John S. 
Knox, G. W. 

Lanston, Tolbert 

La Fetra, G. H. 

Lewis, Charles F. 

Lee, Jerome (A. M. Jef. C.,) 

Lewis, David 



Senior, Lyons, Iowa. 

Junior, Boalsburg, Pa. 

Junior, Clarke co., Ya. 

Senior, New Castle, Pa. 

Junior, Williamsburg, Mo. 

Senior, Winona, Minn. 

Senior, Dayton, Ohio. 

Senior, Harveysburg, Ohio. 

Senior, Schenectady, IS". Y. 

Senior, Mansfield, Ohio. 

Senior, Bucyrus, Ohio. 



14 



COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. 



POST OFFICE. 

Media, Pa. 
"Washington, D. C. 
New York City. 
Georgetown, D. C. 
Black Elver, N. Y, 
Troy, N. H. 
Baraboo, Wis. 

Oswego, N. Y. 
Mt. Joy, Pa. 
Pemi Yan, N. Y. 
Portland, Me. 
New York City, 
Harrisburg, Pa. 
Washington, D. C. 
New York. 
Cambridge, Ohio. 
Newark, N. J, 
Mt. Morris, 111. 
Medford, Mass. 
Washington, D. C. 
Concord, N. H. 
Philadelphia, Pa. 
Jamaica, N. Y. 
Nelson, N. li. 
Findlay, Ohio. 
Indianapolis, Ind. 



Nevin, T. F. Junior, Philadelphia, Pa. 

Nicolay, John H. Senior, Milton, 111. 

Nicodemus, Wm. J. L., (A. M, Geo. C.) Senior, Hagerstown, Md. 

Northup, H. H. Senior, Cheshire, Mass. 

Newlands, Frank G. Senior, Natchez, Miss. 



NAME. 


CLASS 


Leipold, Kobert H. T. 


Junior, 


Lindsay, Alfred, Jr. 


Junior, 


Loweree, George E. 


Senior, 


Libby, F. 


Junior, 


Lyon, George G. 


Junior, 


Lawrence, C. H. 


Senior, 


Longley, E. K. 


J unior, 


Mallet, J. Edmond 


Junior, 


Martin, N. H. 


bonier, 


Mandeville, J. H. 


Junior, 


Mark, Geo. A. 


Senior, 


McCafTerty, Angusto 


Senior, 


McCord, L. A. 


Senior, 


McCallom, Andrew 


Senior, 


Mc Crone, John 


Junior, 


McCullough, G. 


Junior, 


McEwen, Chas. A. 


Junior, 


McKean, J. H. 


Senior, 


McKenna, M. J. 


Senior, 


McEoberts, T. M. 


Junior, 


Merrill, Chas. A. (A. M. Wesl 


L T .) Senior, 


Miller, F. B. 


Senior, 


Mills, A. G. 


Junior, 


Moulton, H. B. 


Junior, 


Mungen, Theo, 


Senior, 


Murray, Chas. T, 


Senior, 



Osborn, J. A. 


Senior, 


Philadelphia, Pa. 


Page, Wm. H. 


Senior, 


Fauquier co., Ya. 


Pago, Frank A. 


Junior, 


Barnett, Vt. 


Parker, W. H. 


Junior, 


ELeene, N. H. 


Perry, R. Rosa 


Senior, 


Washington, D. C. 


Pechin, M. 


. Senior, 


a 


Piper, Horace L. 


Senior, 


Biddeford, Me. 



J 






\ 

COLUMBIAN 


COLLEGI 


:. 15 


NAME. 


CLASS. 


POST OFFICE. 


Plumb. Een. M. 


Junior, 


Norwich, N. Y. 


Porter. S. A. # 

• 
Proctor, Thos. 


Junior, 


Tonica, 111. 


Senior, 


New York City. 


Price, Edmund E. 


Senior, 


Washington, D. C. 


Pollard, James 


Senior, 


Stevensville, Ya. 


Bapp, Samuel A. 


Senior, 


Buckhannon, W. Ya. 


Richmond, Q. Quin 


Senior, 


Winthrop, Me. 


Eiggs, Homer 


Junior, 


Oxford, Conn. 


Eoeser, Clias. 


Junior, 


Manitowoc, Wis. 


Boyce, Chas. H. 


Junior, 


Monticello, H". Y. 


Euddell, J. H.,(B. S. Ask C.,) 


Senior, 


Indianapolis, Ind. 


Salter,"Wm. H. 


Junior/ 


; New York City. J 


Sanders, T. B. 


Senior, 


Saco, Me. 


Sands, E. P. B. 


Senior, 


Washington, D. C. 


Sargent,Theo. F. 


Junior, 


New Phila., Ohio 


Saunders, L. M. 


Senior, 


Eorrestville, N. Y. 


Searcy, W. E. H. 


Senior, 


Forsyth, Ga. 


Searle, D. B. 


Senior, 


Franklin ville, N. Y. 


Simons, Junius 


Senior, 


Chicago, 111. 


Sharretts, G. W. 


Senior, 


Baltimore, Md. 


Sharretts, c S. E. 


Senior, 


c< 


Shissler, A. A. 


Senior, 


Sunbury, Pa. 


Schmidt, E. L. 


Senior, 


Washington, D. C. 


Slater, Isaac C. 


Junior, 


Loudoun co., Ya. 


Short, Will. A. 


Junior, 


McKeesport, Pa. 


Soper, L. Major 


Junior, 


Hammond, N. Y. 


Small, Wm. 


Junior, 


Washington, D. C. 


Smith, J. T. 


Senior, 


Mattoon, 111. 


Smith, Matthew E. 


Junior, 


Manchester, N. H. 


Stiles, Y. N. 


Junior, 


Washington, D. C. 


Stanton, E. L. 


Senior. 


(< 


Stone, Warren C. 


Senior, 


Albion, N. Y. 


Stephens W. H. 


Senior, 


Sandusky, Ohio. 


Staley, Thos. J. 


Junior, 


Toledo, Iowa. 


Sterling, E. C. 


Junior, 


Washington, D. C. 


Stillson, E. L. 


Junior, 


Battle Creek, Mich. 


Seahan, Eobert H. 


Senior, 


Newburgh, N. Y. 


Tichenor, Alva E. 


Junior, 


Lebanon, Ohio. 


Tilden, Chas. B. 


Senior, 


Washington, D. C. 


Thompson, John E. 


Senior, 


St. Johnsbury, Yt. 





16 COLUMBIAN 


COLLEGE. 


NAME. 


CLASS 


POST OPFCS. 


Thompson, 1ST. Hibbard 


.Senior, 


.Albion, Mich. 


Townshend, J. H. 


giSenior, 


Marlboro, Md. 


Thomas, Francis M. 


Senior, 


Marshal town, Iowa. 


Truesdell, Geo. 


Junior, 


Syracuse, N. Y. 


Truman, J. Henry 


Junior, 


"Providence, R. I. 


Tupper, J. B. T. 


Junior, 


Washington, D. C. 


Tweedale, John 


Senior, 


Philadelphia, Pa. 


Vance, A. H. 


Senior, 


Mt. Vernon, Ohio. 


Vance, G. L. 


Senior, 


Rutland, Vt. 


Wall, J. C. 


Senior, 


Auburn, K. Y. 


Watson, Chas. H. 


Senior, 


East Greenwich, B. I. 


Walton, Wm. H. 


Senior, 


Boston, Mass. 


Ward, Augustus 


Senior, 


Cincinnati, Ohio. 


Wallach, Eichard L. 


Senior, 


Washington, D. C. 


Warner, IS". 0. 


Senior, 


Wilmington, 111. 


Wells, B. 


Senior, 


Dubuque, Iowa. 


Wells, G. Wiley 


Senior, 


Conesus Centre, N. Y. 


Wilson, C. 1ST. 


Junior, 


Meadville, Pa. 


Whitaker, J. H. 


Junior, 


Kiantone, IS". Y. 


Willers, D. Jr. 


Senior, 


Varick, N. Y. 


Wood, F. C. 


Senior, 


Botetourt, Va. 


Woodhull, M. 


Junior, 


New York City. 


Worthington, A. S. 


Senior, 


Steubenville, Ohio. 


Wright, Irvin B., (A. B. Miami U.,) 


Junior, 


Washington, D. C. 


Wright Maurice L. 


Senior, 


Oswego, N. Y. 



COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. 



17 



NAME. 

Bracket, J. E. 

Bruckheimer, M. 

Clark, J. T. 
Colley, Geo. G. 
Craigin, W. J., M. D. 

Crutchley, Wm., Jr. 

Davidson, Jas. M. 
Duncanson, Henry A. 

Fen wick, C. C. H. 
Eranzoni, C. W. 

Gleeson, J. K. P. 

Howard, John C. 
Humphries, C. H. 

Jacobs, E. A. 
Johnson, Albert E. 
Jordan, Powhatan, M. D. 

Krumme, H. E. C. 
Ker, Chas. H. 
Kurtz, John 
Ketchum, Lewis 

Larkin, Alfred 

Munson, W. "W. 

Oliver, J. W. 

Parker, J. W. 
Peck, M. D. 
Prentiss, C. A. 

Kichardson, J. P. 

3 



RESIDENCE. 

Indiana. 
Germany. 

District of Columbia. 

Missouri. 

District of Columbia. 

West Virginia. 

Missouri. 

District of Columbia. 

Maryland. 

District of Columbia. 

Pennsylvania. 

District of Columbia. 



Massachusetts. 
District of Columbia. 
Mexico. 

Nebraska. 

New Jersey. 
District of Columbia. 



California. 

District of Columbia. 

California. 

New York. 

District of Columbia. 
a 

New York. 



18 


COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. 


NAME. 




RESIDENCE. 


Ramsey, Wm. T. 




District of Columbia. 


Rider, W. L. 




Virginia. 


Shepherd, Thomas 




District of Columbia, 


Schaeffer, Ed. M. 




11 


Suddarth, Jas. L. 




Virginia. 


Thompson, Benedict. 




Maryland. 


Tweedie, Overton 




District of Columbia. 


Tyler, W. Bowie 




u 




ABBREVIATIONS. 


Ash C. for Ashbury 


University, Indiana, 



Bowd. C. " Bowdoin College, Maine. 

Col. C. " Columbian College, D. C. 

Dart. C. " Dartmouth College, New Hampshire, 

G-eo. C. " Georgetown College, D. C. 

Jef. C. » Jefferson College, Pa. 

Miami U. " Miami University, Ohio. 

Mich, U, " Michigan University. 

Lew. U. " University of Lewisburg, Penn. 

Wesl. U. " Wesley an University, Conn. 

West. U. *' Western University, Penn. 

"West. C, " Westminster College, Mo . 



COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. 19 



ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT. 

COURSES OF STUDY. 

The Preparatory Department has three classes, of 
which the highest is designated the First. The Col- 
legiate Department embraces three regular courses. 
The Classical Course, for the Degree of Bachelor of 
Arts, occupies four years ; its classes being known as 
Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior. The Philo- 
sophical Course, for the Degree of Bachelor of Philoso- 
phy, omitting the Greek and much of the Latin of the 
Classical Course, requires three years ; its classes being 
designated First, Second, and Third Philosophical. 
The Advanced Course, for the Degree of Master of Arts, 
embraces six schools, the exercises of which may be all 
attended in one or two years by graduates or students 
of equivalent attainments. A Select Course, embracing 
studies in different classes, may be taken by young 
men of adequate maturity. 



TIME AND TERMS OF ADMISSION. 

The regular Examinations for admission to College 
are held on Monday and Tuesday of Commencement 
week, and on the Monday and Tuesday immediately 
preceding the opening of the session. Every applicant 
is required to deliver to the President testimonials of 
good moral character; and if he come from another 
college he must present a certificate of honorable dis- 
mission. 



20 COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. 



Candidates for the Degree of Bachelor of Arts, in 
order to obtain admission to the Freshman Class, must, 
unless they have passed through the regular course in 
the Preparatory Department, sustain an examination in 
the following studies : 

English Grammar ; Modern Geography ; Arithmetic ; Algebra, through 
Quadratic Equations ; Geometry, first three hooks ; Sophocles' or Euh- 
ner's Greek Grammar ; Jacob's or Felton's Greek Header ; Andrews and 
Stoddart's Latin Grammar ; Csesar's Commentaries, or some equivalent; 
Cicero's Select Orations ; Virgil. 

Candidates for the Degree of Bachelor of Philosophy 
must pass an examination in the English studies and 
Mathematics already named and in Latin of the third 
year of the Preparatory Department, or an equivalent. 

Candidates for admission to any class must be exam- 
ined in all the previous studies of the class they propose 
to enter. 

Students pursuing a Select Course may enter any 
classes for which they are fitted, the number of their 
studies being subject to the direction of the Faculty. 



COXJBSE OF STUDY. 

Tor the Begree of Bachelor of Arts* 
FKESHMAN CLASS. 

FIRST TERM. 

Greek. — Xenophon's Anabasis, (Owen's edition) ; Arnold's Greek 
Prose Composition ; Kuhner's Greek Grammar. 

Latin. — Ovid's Metamorphoses ; Arnold's Latin Prose Composition ; 
Andrews and Stoddart's Latin Grammar. 

Ancient Geography and History. — Smith's History of Greece ; Find- 
lay's or Butler's Ancient Atlas. 

Mathematics. — Synthetic Geometry, (Loomis); Algebra (Loomis) re- 
viewed. Weekly Original Exercises. 



COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. 21 



French. — Fasquelle's French Course and Grammar. 
English Language. — (Lectures.) 
Botany. — (Gray. ) 

SECOND TERM. 

Greek. — Homer's Iliad, (Felton's edition) ; Arnold's Greek Prose 
Composition ; Kuhner's Greek Grammar. 

Latin. — Lincoln's Livy; Arnold's Latin Prose Composition; An- 
drews and Stoddart's Latin Grammar. 

Ancient History and Geographij. — Liddell's History of Rome. 

Mathematics. — Algebra Completed, (Loomis) ; Original Exercises. 

French. — Fasquelle's Grammar and Vie de Napoleon. 

English Language. — (Lectures.) 

Botany. — (Gray.) 

SOPHOMOBE CLASS. 

FIRST TERM. 

Greek. — Xenophon's Memorabilia, (Bobbins' edition); Arnold's Greek 
Prose Composition; Kuhner's Greek Grammar. 

Latin. — Cicero de Amicitia et de Senectute; Arnold's Latin Prose 
Composition ; Zumpt and Madvig's Latin Grammar. 

Mathematics. — Plain and Spherical Trigonometry ; Surveying and 
Navigation, (Loomis) ; Original Exercises. 

Physics. — (Silliman and Loomis.) 

History. — English History, (Mackintosh.) 

French. — Modeles Classiques, (Ladreyt); Conversation and Composi- 
tion. 

Rhetoric. — (Campbell.) 

German. — Woodbury's New Method. 

English Language. — (Lectures.) 

SECOND TERM. 

Greek. — Euripides, ("Woolsey's edition) ; Greek Prose Composition. 
Latin. — Horace, (Lincoln's edition) ; Latin Prose Composition. 
French. — Modeles Classiques, (Ladreyt); Conversation and Composi- 
tion. 

German. — Woodbury's New Method. 
Physics. — (Silliman and Loomis.) 

Mathematics. — Analytical Geometry, Original Exercises. 
History. — English History, (Mackintosh). 
Rhetoric — (Whately.) 
English Language. — (Lectures.) 



22 COLUMBIAN COLLEGE-. 



JUNIOR CLASS. 

FIRST TERM. 

Greek. — Thucy elides ; Exercises in writing Greek. 

Latin. — Germania and Agricola of Tacitus, (Tyler's edition) ; Ex- 
ercises in writing Latin. 

Mathematics. — Differential Calculus, Original Exercises. 

Chemistry. — Inorganic, (Silliman. ) 

English Literature. — (Shaw.) 

German. — "Woodbury's German Grammar; Schiller's Jungfrau von 
Orleans. 

History. — American Colonial History, (Grahame.) 

Logic . — ( Whately . ) 

SECOND TERM. 

Greek. — Demosthenes de Corona, (Champlin 's edition) ; Exercises in 
writing Greek; Lectures on Greek Literature. 

Latin. — Cicero de Oratore; Exercises in writing Latin ; Lectures on 
Roman Literature. 

Mathematics. — Integral Calculus. Original Exercises. 
Chemistry. — Organic, (Silliman;) Mineralogy, (Dana.} 
Outlines of Thought. — (Thomson.) 
History. — American Colonial History, (Grahame.) 
Modern Languages. — Woodbury's German Grammar ; Schiller's Jung- 
frau von Orleans. 

English Language. — (Marsh or Whitney .) 
Anglo-Saxon Language and Literature. — (Lectures.) 

SENIOR CLASS. 

FIRST TERM. 

Moral Philosophy . — Wayland ; Lectures on the History of Ethics. 

Political Philosophy. — Constitution of the United States, (Story.) 

Mechanics. — ( S mith . ) 

Anatomy and Physiology. — (Loomis.) 

Zoology. — (Agassiz and Gould.) 

Greek. — ^Eschylus or Plato. 

Art Criticism . — (Samson . ) 

SECOND TERM. 

Mental Philosophy . — Wayland and Lectures. 

Political Philosophy . — Political Economy : (Wayland.) 

Geo logy . — (Dana.) 

Astronomy . — (Loomis . ) 

Latin. — Cicero de Officiis. 

Art Criticism. — (Samson. ) 

History of Philosophy . — (Henry's Translation.) 



COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. 23 



For the Degree of Bachelor of Philosophy. 

The appointed course for this Degree is as follows : 

First Year. — All the Studies of the Freshman Class excepting 
Greek; together with the Rhetoric, History, and German, of the So- 
phomore Class.. 

Secgxd Year. — All the unfinished Studies of the Sophomore Class, 
excepting Greek and Latin, and all the Studies of the Junior, excepting 
Greek, Latin, and Mathematics, including Elements of Criticism. 

Third Year. — All the Studies of the Senior Class, excepting Greek 
and Latin, including the Mathematics of the Junior Class. 

Students may be Candidates for this Degree, omitting, at option, 
any two of the following Classes of Study appointed for the Degree of 
Bachelor of Arts : 

First. — The Greek of any two Classes. 

Secoxd. — The Latin of the Sophomore and Junior Classes. 

Third.— The Calculus and Mechanics. 

Fourth. — The Senior Course in Natural History. 

Fifth. — The English History and Rhetoric of the Sophomore Class, 
and the English Language of the Junior Class. 



For the Degree of Blaster of Arts. 

First School. — Metaphysics: Lectures and Studies in Kant and 
Hamilton. Ethics: Lectures, and Selections from Aristotle and Paley. 
Political Philosophy : "Woolsey ^'International Law. ^Esthetics: Lec- 
tures and Selections from Karnes and Cousin. Philosophy of History : 
Lectures and Readings in Hegel, Guizot, and Buckle. 

Second School. — English Language : Lectures; Studies in Dwight, 
Marsh and Whitney. English Literature : Readings in Marsh and 
Craik. Logic: Whately and Hamilton. Rhetoric: Whately and 
Bautain. 

Third School. — Greek Language and Literature: Lectures; Studies 
in Greek Philology, Literature, and Philosophy: Readings in Plato 
and Sophocles. 

Fourth School. — Latin Language and Literature: Lectures; Studies 
in Roman History and Literature, and in Ancient Geography and An- 
tiquities; Readings in Cicero, Horace, Terence, or Persius. 

Fifth School. — Mathematics: Pure; Studies in Analytical Geom- 
etry and Calculus, Differential and Integral. Mathematics: Applied; 
Lectures and Studies in Analytical Mechanics, Practical Engineering, 
and Astronomy. 



24 COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. 



Sixth School. — Physics and Chemistry: Lectures and Studies ; An- 
alytical and Applied Chemistry . Natural History : Lectures ; Studies 
in Botany, (Gray) ; in Zoology and Geology, (Lyell and Dana.) 

Any Student of this, or of any other College, who has passed exam- 
inations in all the required and elective studies of the A. B. Course, 
and has taken two of the above Schools, or who, omitting the elective 
studies, has taken three Schools, will be entitled to the Degree. 



COLLEGE FACILITIES. 



RHETORICAL EXERCISES. 

Compositions and Declamations, each twice a month, 
are required throughout the whole Course, and during 
the last year and a half, the pieces spoken are original, 
and must be presented, before their delivery, to the 
Professor of Khetoric for criticism. The advantage of 
attendance on the debates in Congress makes this de- 
partment one of great value to the student. 

LITERARY SOCIETIES. 

There are two Literary Societies formed by the stu- 
dents of the College, the Enosinian and the Philophre- 
nian, which meet weekly at their halls for the purpose 
of improvement in Debate and Composition. 

LIBRARIES. 

The College Library contains about five thousand 
volumes, and is especially valuable in the Department 
of Theology. The Libraries of the Enosinian and Philo- 
phrenian Societies contain about three thousand vol- 
umes, principally in the departments of History and 
Literature. The Libraries of Congress, and of the 
various Departments of Government, are veluable aux- 
iliaries to students. 



COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. 



25 



ORDER OF EXERCISES FIRST TERM. 



'[Hours 

Me ltd' Senior. 
Junior. 

Soph... 

I Fresh. . 

"Tu.es. 'Senior. 
Junior . 
Sopb.. . 
Fresh . 

Wed. Senior. , 
! Junior. 

Soph. . . , 
llTresh. 

Thur: Senior.. 
Junior.. 
Soph... 
Fresh.. . 

Frid. Senior.. 
Junior. . 

Soph . . , 
j Fresh, .. 

Sat. .. Senior. . 
Junior. . 

Soph 

Fresh. . . 



9—10 

Moral Philos. 

LoK'ic 

Mathematics. 
Greek 



Moral Philos 

Latin 

Rhetoric 

Greek 



Moral Philos . . 

Logic 

Mathematics. . 
Greek 



Moral Philos. 

Latin 

Rhetoric 
Greek 



Moral Philos. 

Logic 

Mathematics. 
Greek 



Moral Philos . . 

Latin 

Mathematics. . 



10—11 



11—12 



Art Grit : 

Col. History.' Chemistry 

| Latin 

Mathematics 



Pol. Science. [ 

English Lit.. I 

Physics . ... j 

Greek His.. . Mathematics 



Art Crit l Mechanics 



ia— i 

Mechanics. 



German*. 
French*. , 



Latin 

Mathematics. . . 
Greek 



German*- 



Chemistry 

Latin 

Mathematics 



Pol. Science. 
English Lit. 

Physics 

Greek Hist. . Mathematics 



Art Grit. 
German*. 



Chemistry.. . 

! Latin 

Mathematics 



Nat. History 
Mathematics 
Greek 



Greek I Latin 



Declamation-}-. 
Declamationf. 
Freuch* 



Latin 

Mathematics. 
Greek 



Mechanics. 



German*. 
French*. . 



1^-3 

Greek. 

Eng. History. 



Nat. History. 
Elm. Crit* 
French.* 
Latin. 

Declamation.! 
Greek. 

Declamation. f 

Nat. History. 
Elm. Crit.* 
Fernch.* 
Latin. 



Greek. 

Eng. History. 

Botany. 



ORDER OF EXERCISES SECOND TERM. 



Hours 

Mond Senior .. 
Junior. . 
Soph. . . 
Fresh. . . 

Tu.es. I Senior., 
i Junior. . 

Soph 

Fresh . . . 

Wed. Senior.. 
.Junior. . 
! Soph.... I 
iFresh...| 

Thur|Senior. 
^Junior. 
Soph. . . 
(Fresh.. 



Frid. 



Sat. 



'Senior, , 
Junior. 
jSopb.. . 
I Fresh.. 
j 

Senior. . 
[Junior. , 
:Soph.. . . 
'Fresh... 



9—10 



10— 11 



Art. Crit. 



Metaphysics. . . I 
Laws of Thou't Col. H 
Mathematics. 
Greek 



11— 13 



13—1 



Metaphysi cs. 

Latin 

Rhetoric 

Greek 



Eng. Lang. . 

Physics 

Rom. History 



Metaphysics . . 
Laws of Thou't 
Mathematics. . 
Greek 



Metaphysics. 

Latin 

Rhetoric. ... 
Greek 



J Astronomy, 

Chemistry . . ! 

Latin I Germa n* . . . 

Mathematics 1 French*... 



Greek j Pol. Science. . . 

i Mathematics . 

j Greek 

Mathematics' 



Art. Crit \ Astronomy. 

German* I Chemistry... Declamationf 

Latin I Declamationf, 

Mathematics! French , 



Metaphysics. 
Laws of Thou't 
Mathematics 
Greek 



Metaphysics . 

Latin 

Physics 

Greek 



Eng. Lang 
Physics. . . 
Rom. History 



Art. Crit. 
German*. 



Nat. History 
Mathematics 

Greek 

Latin 



Greek., 



Mathematics 



Chemistry. . . 
Latin — *, . , 

Mathematics 



Pol. Science. . . 
Mathematics.. 
Greek 



Astronomy. , 



German*. 



French Botany 



1^-3 

Greek. 

Eng. History. 



Nat. History. 
Elm. Crit.* 
French.* 
Latin. 

Declamation f 
Greek. 

Declamation. f 

Nat. History. 
Elm. Crit* 
French*. 
Latin. 



Greek, 

Eng History, 



* Required in Philosophical course ; elective in Classical, 
f Every other week ; alternating with Composition. 



26 COLUMBIAN COLLEGE, 



PRIZES. 

The " Davis Prizes for Elocution" provided by the in- 
come of a fund contributed by Hon. Isaac Davis, LL. D., 
of Massachusetts, consist of two gold medals, award- 
ed to the most successful contestants in Declamation. 

The " Staughton Prize for the Latin Language and 
Literature," and the " Elton Prize for the Greek Lan- 
guage and Literature," provided by the income of a fund 
contributed by Rev. Romeo Elton, I) D. of Exeter, 
England, consist of two gold medals awarded to the 
best scholar and writer in the Greek and Latin Lan- 
guages. 

The " Gale Prizes for Physical Sciences," provided 
by the income of a fund contributed by L. D. Gale, M. D., 
of Washington, D. C, consist of two gold medals, award- 
ed to the best two scholars in the Physical Sciences. 

The " Ruggles Prizes for Mathematics," provided by 
the income of a fund given by Wm. Ruggles, LL. D., 
Senior Professor at the College, consist of two gold me- 
dals, awarded to the best two scholars in the Pure and 
Applied Mathematics. 

The medals are awarded at the Annual Commence- 
ment by a committee of gentlemen appointed by the Fa- 
culty. Any member of the third Philosophical, Junior 
or Senior Classes may be a contestant for the " Davis 
Prizes;" any member of the Junior or Senior Classes, 
for the " S taught on Prizes ;" and any member of the 
third Philosophical or Senior Classes, for the " Gale" or 
u Ruggles Prizes ;" provided he shall have attained dur- 
ing any one year of his course the grade of nine in the 
department to which the prize is attached, an average of 
eight in all the studies of his course, and shall not have 
fallen below six in any study. 

In 1867 the following students were the successful 
contestants for the prizes : 



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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. 27 

The first Gale Prize for Natural Sciences was awarded 
to A. B. Duvall, of D. C, and the second one to Lee 
Chiswell, of Maryland. 

The first Staiighton Prize for Latin was awarded to J. 
H. France, Jr., of I). C, and a first to J. T. Beckley, of 
Maryland, ex aequo. 

The first Elton Prize for Greek was awarded to J. H. 
France, Jr., of D. C, and the second to J. T. Beck- 
ley, of Maryland. 

The First Davis Prize for Elocution was awarded to 
A. B. Duvall, of D. C, and the second to J. H. France, 
Jr., ofD. C. 

LECTURES. 

Courses of Lectures in various departments of Science, 
Art, and Literature can be secured at the College from 
men of eminence residing temporarily at Washington. 
The Lectures at the Smithsonian Institution are free to 
all who choose to attend. 

PUBLIC WORSHIP. 

Prayers, accompanied by the reading of the Scriptures 
are offered daily in the College Chapel. All students 
are required to attend this service, and also some place 
of worship regularly on the Sabbath, the selection being 
left to themselves, or with their parents or guardian. 

COMMENCEMENT, VACATION, AND EXAMINATIONS. 

The Annual Commencement is held on the last Wed- 
nesday in June. It is succeeded by a vacation extend- 
ing to the last Wednesday in September. The College 
year, embracing nine months, is divided into two terms. 
The first term commences on the last Wednesday in 
September, and continues to Friday preceding the third 
Monday in February. The second term commences on 
the third Monday in February, and ends with Commence- 



28 COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. 



ment. Public examinations, in all the studies pursued, 
are held immediately before the close of each term. 

Examinations are also required annually, during the 
College Course, in the common branches, of an English 
Education. 

COLLEGE EXPENSES. 

CHARGES FOR STUDENTS BOARDING IN COLLEGE. 

1. Admission Fee, (paid but once, on entrance,) $10 00 

2. Tuition for the year 55 00 

3. Eoom rent, servant's attendance 20 00 

4. Fuel, public and private , 16 00 

5. Use of furniture, provided by the College 12 00 

6. Board for 39 weeks, at $4.00 per week 156 00 

7. Washing, at 75 cents per dozen, estimated at 15 00 

CHARGES FOR STUDENTS NOT BOARDING IN COLLEGE. 

1. Admission Fee, (paid but once, on entrance,) $10 00 

2. Tuition for the year 55 00 

3. Eoom rent, servant's attendance 20 00 

4. Fuel, public and private 12 00 

6. Use of furniture 6 00 

The Boarding department is presided over by the 
Principal of the Preparatory Department. Perishable 
articles of furniture, as crockery and glass, must be pro- 
vided by students. Students from abroad, whose par- 
ents request it in writing, will be allowed to board in 
private families. In order to the cleanliness of the rooms, 
it is required that bedding, three pieces at least per 
week, be washed at the College laundry, at the charge of 
75 cents per dozen. 

Boarding clubs can be organized by students of limi- 
ted means; a plain but substantial bill of fare being 
obtained at a less price than can be afforded at public 
or private tables. 

One-half of all bills must be paid at the opening, and 
the other half at the middle of the sesson. The previous 
settlement of bills is requisite to admission to recitations- 



COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. 2 9 

FACILITIES TO STUDENTS FOR THE CHRISTIAN MINISTRY. 

It has ever been a leading object of the founders and 
liberal patrons of the College to furnish facilities to stu- 
dents having in view the Christian Ministry ; and large 
numbers of candidates for that office, of various reliffi- 
ous denominations, have received the advantages afford- 
ed to such students. It would be doino; violence to the 
cherished hopes of those who have given nearly all the 
funds which the College now possesses, should this, their 
design, not be sacredly kept in view. Tuition will there- 
fore be gratuitous to those of limited means who shall 
be recommended by the Faculty as worthy beneficiaries ; 
and in special cases further facilities may be furnished. 

GENERAL RULES OF DISCIPLINE. 

The discipline of the College is designed for youth who desire to im- 
prove their time and are disposed to that order which is essential to this 
end. 

On entering, each student is required to sign a pledge, on his honor, 
to obey all the laws of the Institution, so long as he shall remain a mem- 
ber of it. After having received a certificate of matriculation from the 
President he must deposit a sum equal to one-half of all the annual Col- 
lege charges ; and no student can be permitted to recite until he shall 
have satisfactorily arranged for his College bills. ~No abatement for 
absence, after admission, is made in the bill for board for less than one 
month, nor in any other College bill for less than one term, except in 
case of protracted illness. Every student is required to make choice of 
his studies immediately upon the commencement of the term, and punc- 
tually to attend all the exercises pertaining to his course. 

A merit-roll is kept, and each recitation is noted on the grade of from 
to 10. Demerits are given for absences from Chapel services, from 
Eecitations, and from rooms during the hours of study, as well as for 
misconduct. No excuse is granted except on previous written applica- 
tion of parent or guardian if residing in the city, or by previous per- 
mission obtained from some officer of the College. The average of the 
merit-roll, including all absences from College exercises and all excuses 
granted, however reasonable, will be sent half-quarterly to the parents 
or guardians of the students. When any student has one hundred such 
marks for any one term, or one hundred and fifty for any one year, he 
must leave the Institution. 



The recitations of the advanced Classes are brought into the early por 
tion of the day; closing generally at one o'clock, P. M., and on Satur- 
day at eleven o'clock, A. M. The advantages of an attendance upon 
Congress, upon the Lectures at the Smithsonian Institution, etc., are 
thus secured without detriment to proficiency in study. Any parent or 
guardian who desires a special privilege for his son or ward in this re- 
spect must signify it in writing to the Faculty. 

All students are required to abstain from whatever is inconsistent 
with a due observance of the Sabbath, and regularly to attend, every 
Sabbath morning, such particular place of Divine "Worship as may be 
chosen by themselves or by their parents or guardians. On Sabbath 
night they are expected to attend religious service at the College Chapel 
when such service shall be appointed. But any student may for suffi- 
cient reasons be excused b} r the President, or by one of the Professors, 
to attend, either morning or night, other places of worship. 

All immorality in word or deed and all ungentlemanly conduct are 
strictly forbidden. No student is allowed to attend the theatre, or any 
such place, or to visit any bar-room or similar establishment, or to visit 
any hotel but for special and adequate reasons. JNTo student is allowed 
to have at his command any deadly weapon, or gunpowder, any cards 
or other means of gambling, or any intoxicating liquor. 

Any student is entitled to an honorable dismission at any time, accord- 
ing to his actual standing, provided his College bills are fully discharged ; 
and provided, if a minor, he has the written sanction of his parent or 
guardian. Whenever a student can no longer cheerfully comply with 
College rules he is expected to comply with his pledge, and leave the 
Institution. 



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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. 31 



PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT 



INSTRUCTION AND DISCIPLINE 

The Preparatory Department occupies a commodious 
building on the College premises. It is designed to af- 
ford pupils a thorough preparation to enter the Classical 
or Scientific Department, and also furnishes thorough 
instruction in High School studies to youth fitting tor 
business. It is under the immediate supervision of the 
Faculty, and is subject to the general regulations of the 
College in regard to discipline. The Principal is aided 
in the care and instruction of the Department by most 
of the College Officers and by necessary Assistant 
Teachers. The School session commences on the second 
Wednesday of September, and closes on the last Wed- 
nesday of June. Monthly reports of the scholarship and 
deportment of the pupils are sent to parents ; and they 
are requested always to communicate with the President 
of the College, or the Principal of the School, on receipt 
of the monthly reports. 

The High School course, for pupils who have comple- 
ted their studies in the common English branches, occu- 
pies two years. During the first year, the Latin of the 
Third Class, the Mathematics of the First Class, and 
Botany and Physics in the College Classes, are pursued, 
with special instruction in Rhetoric and the English 
Language. In the second year the French of the First 
Class, and Geometry, Algebra, Trigonometry, and 
Chemistry in College Classes are taken, with special 
instruction in Moral and Mental Science. 



Q9 



COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. 



STUDIES OF THE PREPAKATOKY DEPARTMENT. 

N. B. -The letters C, S„ and II. refer, respectively, to Pupils in the Classical, 
Scientific, and High School Courses. 
THISD CLASS. 
FIRST TERM. 



Reading. — McGuffey's Fifth Reader. 

Spelling. — Parker and Watson's Na- 
tional Pronouncing Speller. 

Arithmetic. — Loomis' and Stoddard's 
Intellectual. 

Geography. — Mitchell'* New, and Atlas. 

History. — Goodrich's Pictorial United 
States. 

Grammar. — Green e's, ( Etymoh >gy.) 

Latin. — Harkness' Arnold's First La- 
tin Book. 

English Lan guage. — ( H . ) 

Declamation and Composition. 

Penmanship and Drawing Maps. 



SECOND TERM. 

JSt ading. — McGuffgy's Fifth Reader, 

Spelling. — Parker and Watson's Na- 
tional Pronouncing Speller. 

Arithmetic- — Loomis', Stoddard's In- 
tellectual. 

Geography. — Mitchell's New, and At- 
las. 

History. — Goodrich's Pictorial United 
States. 

Grammar. — Greene's, (Etymology.') 

Latin.— Harkness' Arnold's First Latin 
Book. 

Declamation and Composition. 

Penmanship and Drawing Maps. 



SECOND CLASS. 



FIRST TERM. 

Reading. — McGuffey's High School 
Reader. 

Spelling. — (S.) New York Expositor. 

Grammar.— (C. & S.) Greene's (Ana- 
lytical,) Synthetic, (H.) 

Arithmetic. — Loomis', (C. & S.) Far- 
rar's Problems, (H.) 

PI i ysica I Gengraph y. — War re n 's . 

History. — Willson's Outlines. 

Latin. — (C. & S.) Harkness' Second 
Latin Book ; Andrews and Stod- 
dard's Latin Grammar. 

Greek— (C.) Harkness' First Greek 
Book. 

Rhetoric. — Elementary, (H.) 

Declamation awd, Composition. 

Bookkeeping (S. and II.) and Penman- 
ship. 



SECOND TERM. 



-(S.) New York Expositor. 
— (C. A S.) Green's Analyt- 

-(H.) 



Reading, — McGuffey's High School 

Reader. 
Spelling.— 
Grammar 

ical. 
English Lan gauge and Literature. - 

Lectures. 
Arithmetic— (C. and S.) jjLoomisVand 

(H.) Farrar's Problems. 
Botany. — How Plants Grow. 
Llistory. — Willson's Outlines. 
Latin. — Caesar ; Hanson's Latin Prose 

Book, and Andrews and Stoddard's 

Latin Grammar. 
Greek. — (C.) Harkness' First Greek 

Book. 
Declamation and Composition.. 
Bookkeeping (S. and II.) and Penman- 
ship 



FIBST CLASS. 



FIRST TERM. 

Reading — How's Shakespear'n Read- 
er. 

Geography. — (C. and S.) Mitchell's 
Ancient. 

Grammar.— (S ) Greene's Analysis. 

Arithmetic — (S.) Farrar's Problems. 

./^/////.—Cicero's Orations; Arnold's 
Larin Prose Composition. 

Greek.— (C.) Arnold's Greek Render. 

French. — Fasqueile's French Course, 

Algebra — (C. and S.) Loomis. 

Moral Science.— (H.) Elementary, 

Composition, Declamation, and Pen- 
man»hip. 



SECOND TERM. 

Reading.— How's Shakesp'n Reader. 

Grammar, — (S.) Greene's Analysis. 

Arithmetic— (S.) Farrar's Problems. 

Geography. -(C. and S.) Mitchell's An- 
cient 

Latin— (G. and S.) Virgil's ^Eneid, and 
Andrews and Stoddard's Latin 
Grammar. 

Greek— (C.) Arnold's Greek Reader. 

French.— Fasqueile's French Course. 

Algebra. — Loomis. 

<V< ometry, — Loomis. 

Mental Philosophy — (H.) Elementary, 

Composition, Declamation, and Pen- 
manship. 



COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. 33 



EXPENSES IN THE PEEPAEATOEY DEPAETMENT. 

Tuition for the year, including Ancient Languages $50 00 

" in Drawing 5 00 « 

" in Chemistry, or any College study, each 5 00 

Fuel and other incidental expenses . .. 8 oO 

Boarding pupils are lodged in comfortable rooms, heated by a furnace, in the 
building occupied by the Principal. The charges fur such pupils are as iollows ; 

Boom rent and servant's attendance, per term $6 00 

Use of furniture, per term 5 00 

Fuel, private, per term „ .. 3 00 

Board and washing are furnished at the same prices as to College Students. 

CERTIFICATES AND PEIZES. 

Pupils who have passed regular examinations in the Preparatory Department 
receive certificates of admission, without further examination, to the College 
classes. 

The following pupils of the last year received prizes: 

First Class. — First Prize, S. Eugene Atkinson, R. H. Harkness, L. T, B re tu- 
rner man. 

Second Class. — First Prize, J. E. Bangs ; Second Prize, J. H. Bremmerman. 

Third Class. — First Prize, H L. Beach; Second Prize, B. W. Palmer. 

Prizes for Punctuality and Deport.me.nt. — C. B. Anders, S. Eugene Atkinson, 
H. L. Beach, J. Howard Bremmerman, C. S. Clarke, C. bl. Fraser, C. L. Johnson, 
G. W, Lane, L. T. Hremmerman, J. E. Bangs, W. P. Floyd, U. H. Falconar. C. 
Kioman, B. W. Palmer. 

Certificates to Enter College. — To the Freshman Class: S. Eugene Atkin- 
son, W. V. H. Brown, A. F. Oustis, R. D. Diggs, R. H. Harkness, Walter H. 
Havenner, T. H. Parramore,T. C.Williams, L. T. Bremmerman, Geo. W. Brown, 
C. F. Fraser, Frank H. Havenner, S, C. Lawrason, J. H. Reeves, J. M. Lngenbeel, 
A. B. Ruff. To the First Tear Scientific Course: \Vm. Holmead, Frank Summy, 
W. K. Clarke, F. M. Lugenbeel, V. H. Olmsted, E. C. Santos,. To the Select 
College Course: Y. Blanchard. 

LITEEAEY SOCIETY. 

Connected with the Preparatory School is a Literary Society, called '"The 
Hermesian," in which weekly debates are held. The Society has a Library of 
choice books, containing some hundreds of volumes. 



34 COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. 



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LOCATION AND PLAN. 

The Law Building is located on Judiciary Square, 
Fifth street, between D and E streets. The chief aim 
ot the School is to give a thorough training for ordi- 
nary practice of the legal profession. It proposes at 
the same time to furnish the means of general study in 
collateral branches of a finished legal education, and 
also to give direction to the special studies of young 
men wishing to fit themselves for practice in any State 
of the American Union. 

ADMISSION. 

As the Course of Study demands maturity of mind, it 
is adapted either to graduates of Colleges or to those who 
have attained by study thorough, discipline of their men- 
tal powers. Any, however, who desire, are admitted to 
the Recitations and Lectures of the School, their gradua- 
tion depending on their success in mastering the daily 
exercises and in passing the final examinations. 'No one 
is admitted as a candidate for graduation to the Senior 
Class who has not spent one year either at this or 
some other Law School, or performed a correspondent 
amount of study under some approved attorney. 

SESSIONS. 

The entire Course of Study embraces two years, begin, 
ning with the second Wednesday in October and closing 
the second Wednesday of June following. The exer- 



COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. 35 



cises of the School are all held after the usual office 
hours, which close at 3 o'clock, thus giving to students 
the entire day for study, for reading in the public Libra- 
ries, and for attending the several Courts of the Capital, 
and at the same time enabling young men engaged in 
office duties to avail themselves of the facilities of the 
School. 

COURSE OF INSTRUCTION. 

The School is divided into two classes, a Junior and 
Senior. Daily Kecitations, in connection with Text 
Books, are conducted by the Officers of Instruction, the 
Teacher giving a prelection or commentary on the ap- 
pointed lesson, and questioning each pupil both on the 
text and comment. Students are desired to take notes 
of Lectures, and are expected to be prepared for exami- 
nation by the Lecturer. The Course of Recitations 
embraces the important departments of Common Law 
and its Commentaries ; of Criminal, Commercial, and 
Admiralty Jurisprudence; of Evidence and Pleading; 
and Equity Jurisprudence and Pleading. The Lectures 
relate to special topics, bearing directly on the studies 
of the Class Room, or treat upon subsidiary branches 
essential to the comprehensive student. 

TEXT BOOKS. 

The best in each department will always be chosen. 
The following list, subject to revision, is at present the 
preferred selection : 

First Year or Junior Course. — Blackstone's Commentaries ; Wil- 
liams on Eeal Property; Williams on Personal Property; Chitty on 
Contracts ; Byles on Bills ; Kent's Commentaries. 

Second Year or Senior Course. — Stephen on Pleading; Starkie 
on Evidence; Adams' Equitj^; Mitford's Chancery Pleading; Story on 
the Law of Partnership; Parsons' Maritime Law. 



§6 COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. 



MOOT COURT. 

A Moot Court is held every other week, at which 
Dr. Tyler presides. Two Associate Judges are selected 
each month from the Senior Class. Each case is argued 
by four members of the School; a Senior and Junior 
counsel and advocate upon each side being selected 
from their respective classes. An opportunity is thus 
furnished to all the students for frequent practice, both 
in the preparation of arguments and of Judicial opinions. 

CLUB8. 

Associations for mutual improvement, both in the 
discussion of subjects connected with Law studies, and 
practice in forensic debate, are encouraged. The Halls 
of the Law Building, warmed and lighted, are free for 
the use of such Associations. 

LIBRARIES. 

The Library of the Law School will be furnished 
with all the important Text Books, Reports, and other 
Books of reference. The unequalled collection of the 
Congressional Library is open during six hours of each 
day to all who wish to examine any authority, or to take 
notes from any book of reference, ancient or modern. 

SPECIAL FACILITIES. 

The City of "Washington furnishes, beyond any other 
city of the Union, special facilities for the Law student 
as well as for the general scholar. Besides the Local 
Courts, Criminal and that of Common Pleas, the ses- 
sions of the Federal Courts, both the Circuit and Su- 
preme Courts, are invaluable for practical instruction 
to students. Besides these, the discussions on Patent 
Law, the deliberations of the Court of Claims, the fre- 



COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. 37 



quent sessions of Military and Admiralty tribunals, and 
the debates on Constitutional and International Law in 
the Halls of Congress, form a combination of facilities, 
to one desirous of general improvement, such as no 
other city affords. In addition to these direct aids, the 
best Lectures on subsidiary topics can be secured from 
able men in every department of legal science who re- 
sort to the Federal Capital. 

EXAMINATIONS AND GRADUATION. 

All candidates for graduation, besides the daily exami- 
nations of the Class Room, are required to pass a general 
examination, at the end of their course, on all the studies 
of the two years, in the presence of the Faculty or of 
such Committee as the Trustees of the College may ap- 
point. 

The degree of Bachelor of Laws is granted to students 
who, having passed both years of the prescribed course 
in the School, or who on presenting credentials of equiva- 
lent study in some Law College or office, and passing 
one year in the School, shall sustain satisfactory exami- 
nations in all the studies of both the Junior and Senior 
Classes. The degrees will be publicly conferred, either 
at the closing exercise of the session of the Law Depart- 
ment, or at the Annual Commencement of the Academ- 
ical Department, on the fourth Wednesday in June. 

EXPENSES. 

The entire charge for Tuition, Lectures, use of Library, 
and all facilities of the School, is ^eighty dollars for a 
single year, or one hundred and fifty dollars for two years. 
Half year tickets of admission to Recitations and Lec- 
tures are issued on the second Wednesdays in October 
and February, on payment of forty dollars in advance. 



38 COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. 



Half year tickets to attendants on Lectures and other 
exercises of the School, who are not candidates for 
graduation or subjects of examination, are furnished at 
twenty dollars, invariably in advance. A charge of six 
dollars is made for diplomas, and of three dollars for 
engrossed certificates of attainment. Students from 
abroad can obtain rooms and board at prices as reason- 
able as in other cities, either at the College or in the 
city. 



COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. 



39 



MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. 

LOCATION, TIME, AND PLAN. 

The building of this Department, the gift of W. W. 
Corcoran, is located on H street, between Thirteenth 
and Fourteenth streets. The Annual Session begins on 
Thursday, October 1st, and ends on the 1st of March. 
The regular Lectures are held in the latter portion of 
the day, affording the morning hours for study of Text 
Books, reading in Libraries, or practical Clinical instruc- 
tion, for which ample opportunities are afforded. Medi- 
cal and Surgical Clinics are held at the College on Wed- 
nesdays and Saturdays. The Military and other Gen- 
eral Hospitals are visited for Clinical instruction. 

ORDER OF LECTURES. 



Hours 


Monday. 


Tuesday. 


Wednesday. 


Thursday. 


F riday. 


Saturday. 


4 












G-arnett. 


5 
6 

7 
8 


Lincoln. 
Crosby. 
Schaeffer. 
Thompson. 


Dove. 
Riley. 
Johnston. 
Ordronaux 


Lincoln. 
Crosby. 
Schaeffer. 
Thompson. 


Dove. 
Riley. 
Johnston. 
Ordronaux 


Lincoln. 
Crosby. 
Schaeffer. 
Thompson. 


Dove. 
Riley. 
Johnston. 
Ordronaux 



TEXT BOOKS AND WORKS OF REFERENCE. 

Anatomy. — Leidy's or Gray's Anatomy ; Dalton's Physiology. 

Materia Medica. — "Wood & Baclie's Dispensatory ; "Wood's or Stille's 
Therapeutics. 

Surge?-!/. — Druit's or Gross' Surgery ; Paget's Surgical Pathology. 

Obstetrics. — Bamsbotham's or Churchill's Midwifery ; West or Con- 
die on Diseases of Children. 

Practice. — Wood's or Watson's Practice. 

Chem istry. — Fowne's Chemistry. 



40 COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. 



GRADUATION. 

The requisites for graduating are, that the candidate 
shall have attended the Lectures of each Professor two 
full courses, or one full course in this^school, and one 
full course in some other respectable institution. He 
must have a fair moral character, and have dissected 
during at least one session. He shall have entered his 
name with the Dean of the Faculty as a candidate for 
graduation, and delivered to him an Inaugural Disser- 
tation upon some medical subject thirty days before the 
close of the session, and have passed a satisfactory ex- 
amination. 

All persons who have attended two full courses of 
Lectures in this school are entitled to attend succeeding 
courses free of expense. Graduates of other accredited 
Medical Colleges after three years are required to ma- 
triculate only. Prior to the expiration of three years, 
the fee for a general ticket is $50. 

EXPENSES. 
Expense of full course of Lectures by all the Professors, - $135 00 

Single Tickets, 20 00 

Practical Anatomy, by the Demonstrator, - - - 10 00 

Matriculating Fee, payable only once, - - - - 5 00 

Graduating Expenses, ------- -30 00 

'No charge is made for Clinical Lectures. Tickets 
must be taken out at the commencement of the session. 
Remission or deduction of fees, and taking promissory 
notes from students, are forbidden by the By-Laws of 
the College. 

The price of board, and of all other personal expenses, 
is as reasonable in Washington as in the other large 
cities of the Union. 

FACILITIES OF LOCATION. 

The location of the College at the seat of the National 
Government affords peculiar advantages to the medical 



COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. 41 



student. At no other city in the country can there be 
found so large an amount of illustration of collateral 
branches of medical science freely and gratuitously 
open to the student. These advantages increase in pro- 
portion with the advancing importance of the Metro- 
politan City. 

The College Museum has itself a rare and extensive 
collection. The city of Washington is also the centre 
of the medical organization of the Army of the United 
States, and the Museum established by the Medical 
Department of the United States Army is now equal, if 
not superior to any similar collection in the world ; its 
material having been obtained from a greater number 
of cases, and from a greater variety of climate, than has 
ever yet been brought together in one place in any 
country. 

The Libraries of Congress, the Smithsonian Institu- 
tion, and the Patent Office, enriched with rare and costly 
works in all the departments of science and literature, 
afford opportunities for the profitable employment of 
hours of leisure from professional study, which are sel- 
dom equalled anywhere. 



42 COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. 



Academic Students 187 

Law Stud ents 210 

Medical Students 35 

Total 432 



C.AXiENTDAJR. 



jt 



1868 Feb. 10, Term Examination begins Monday. 

Feb. 14, First Term ends Friday. 

Feb. 17, Second Term begins Monday. 

Feb. 20, Sophomore and Freshman Exhibition. Thursday. 

Feb. 21, Anniversary of Literary Societies Friday. 

March 2, Medical Commencement Monday. 

May 25, Examination of Senior Class begins... Monday. 

June 15, Term Examination begins Monday. 

June 22, \ Examination of Candidates for admis- | Monday. 
June 23, j sion to College. /Tuesday. 

June 22, Exhibition of Preparatory Department Monday. 

June 23, Anniversary of Alumni Tuesday. 

June 24, Commencement "Wednesday 

ITEAR 2868— '69 
1868 Sept. 9, First Term Preparatory School begins. "Wednesday. 
Sept. 21, \ Examination of Candidates for admis- \ Monday. 
Sept. 22, j sion to College. | Tuesday' 

Sept. 23, First Academical Term begins Wednesday. 

Oct, 14, Session of Law Department begins Wednesday. 

Oct. 19, Session of Medical Department begins. Monday. 



HISTORICAL CATALOGUE 



OF THE 



COLUMBIAN COLLEGE 



INCLUDING 



A HISTORY OF THE COLLEGE, 



TOGETHER WITH LISTS OF ITsi 



CORPORATORS AND TRUSTEES 



AND OF ITS 



OFFICERS AND GRADUATE! 



FROM 



A. r>. 18S1 to 1868. 



1868. 



COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. 



HISTORY 



or - - 



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The successive measures which fixed the Seat of the 
United States Government in the District of Columbia 
were, first, the Act of the General Assembly of Mary- 
land, passed December 22, 1788; second, the Act of the 
General Assembly of Virginia, passed December 3, 1789; 
and thirds the Act of the Congress of the United States, 
passed July 16, 1790, accepting the grant of territory 
made by those two States. 

Even before the acceptance of the proffer was defi- 
nitely acted upon, the subject of a system of national 
education was on the mind of Washington, the firs: 
President. In his message to the second Congress con- 
vened January 8, 1790, at its first session, seeing that 
the resort for higher education to the English Universi- 
ties common before the War of independence, could no 
longer be consistent with the wants of a free people, 
Washington urged that this demand, first in importance, 
should be promptly met. Submitting to the extended 
experience of the representatives the question as to the 
method of meeting this necessity, he says: "Whether 
this desirable object will be best promoted by affording 
aid to seminaries of learning already established, by the 
institution of a National University, or by any other 
expedients, will be well worthy of a place in the delibera- 
tions of the legislature " 



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Seven years later, near the close of his second term of 
office,* his convictions had become settled, that a Na- 
tional University was adapted to accomplish the end de- 
sired; and for the establishment of such an Institution, 
he made this last appeal to Congress : " Its desireableness 
has so constantly increased with every new view that I 
have taken of the subject, that I cannot omit the op- 
portunity of, once for all, recalling your attention to 
it." Among its expected advantages, he suggests the 
following: "The assimilation of the principles, opin- 
ions, and manners of our countrymen, by the common 
education of a portion of our youth from every quarter." 
" The more homogeneous our citizens can be made in 
these particulars, the greater will be the prospect of per- 
manent union." As the testimony of his deep and grow- 
ing interest in this enterprise, he left at his death, in De- 
cember, 1799, this bequest in his last will and testament: 
" I give the fifty shares which I hold in the Potomac 
Company towards the endowment of a University, to be 
established within the limits of the District of Columbia, 
under the auspices of the General Government, if that 
Government should incline to extend a fostering hand 
towards it." 

President Jefferson, having views differing from those 
of Washington as to the power of Congress to provide 
for such general objects, commends, nevertheless, this 
recommendation of Washington in his message to Con- 
gress of December 2, 1806, urging it on their present 
consideration. President Madison, early in his first 
term of office, earnestly presented the same object in his 
message of December 5, 1810. He enlarges upon the 
reasons which weighed with Washington, thus : "Such 
an institution, though local in its legal character, would 
be universal in its beneficial effects. By enlightening 
the opinions, by expanding the patriotism, and by as- 



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similating the principles, the sentiments, and the man- 
ners of those who might resort to this temple of science, 
to be re-distributed in due time through every part of 
the community, sources of jealousy and prejudice Would 
be diminished, the features of national character would 
be multiplied, and greater extent given to social harmo- 
ny. But above all, a well constituted seminary in the 
centre of the nation, is recommended by the considera- 
tion, that the additional instruction emanating from it, 
would contribute not less to strengthen the foundations, 
than to adorn the structure of our free and happy system 
of government." 

At the close of the war, in his message of December 
5, 1815, President Madison returns to this subject, and 
reiterates his appeal, as follows : " Such an institution 
claims the patronage of Congress, as a monument of 
their solicitude for the advancement of knowledge, with- 
out which the blessings of liberty cannot be fully enjoy- 
ed, or long preserved; as a model, instructive in the for- 
mation of other seminaries; as a nursery of enlightened 
preceptors; and as a central resort of youth and genius 
from every part of their country, diffusing on their re- 
turn, examples of those national feelings, those liberal 
sentiments, and those congenial manners which contrib- 
ute cement to our Union, and strength to the great po- 
litical fabric, of which that is the foundation." 

Those. long-entertained opinions of such men could 
not have been hastily conceived; and nothing but the 
differing views in the National Congress as to the power 
of the General Government to act in the matter, and the 
pressure of other claims, could have led to the continued 
neglect of these reiterated Executive recommendations. 
Washington's legacy was left unappropriated; Jefferson, 
after his presidency, accomplished for his State, in the 
University of Virginia, what he despaired of for the 



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nation ; and since Madison's day, private enterprise has 
been left to meet a want, which public patronage could 
not attempt of itself, though it has fostered it. 

Two years after the site of the National Capital was 
fixed, in 1792, the College of Georgetown, establish- 
ed under the auspices of the Order of Jesuits, was 
founded. For twenty-five years this was the only in- 
stitution for higher education in the District of Colum- 
bia ; no other being called into existence by the re- 
peated efforts of succeeding chief magistrates. About 
the year 1817, during the administration of President 
Munroe, Rev. Luther Rice, agent of the Baptist Gene- 
ral Convention of the United States conceived the idea 
of founding a College in the city of Washington. In 
1819, the lot of ground north of Washington city now- 
occupied by the Columbian College, embracing nearly 
forty-seven acres, extending about half a mile north- 
ward from Boundary street, between 14th and 15th 
streets extended, was purchased for the sum of about 
$7,000. The main building, one hundred and seven- 
teen feet long by forty-seven wide, begun early in 1820, 
and costing about $35,000, was in 1822 sufficiently 
completed to allow of the opening of the College. The 
charter obtained from Congress was approved by Presi- 
dent Munroe, February 9, 1821. It gave University 
powers to the Trustees and Faculty; allowing the or- 
ganization of Academic and Professional Schools, and 
the granting of certificates of attainment and diplomas 
of graduation in the several departments. One of the 
provisions of the charter was, " persons of every reli- 
gious denomination shall be capable of being elected as 
Trustees ; nor shall any person either as President, 
Professor, Tutor, or pupil, be refused admittance into 
said College, or be denied any of its privileges, immuni- 
ties, or advantages thereof, for or on account of, his sen- 



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tirnents in matters of religion." In pursuance of these 
provisions, the several departments of the College, 
Preparatory, Collegiate, Theological, Law and Medical 
were soon organized. The first classes were gathered 
iu 1822, and the first graduates received their diplomas 
in 1825. The list of officers and graduates in the sub- 
joined lists indicate how fully in conformity with the 
spirit of the charter the College has been conducted. 

At the opening of the College, though most of its funds 
were obtained by Mr. Rice, the agent, from members of 
a single religious denomination, personal donations and 
expressions of interest were received from men of emi- 
nence at home and abroad ; from Moses Stuart, Richard 
Rush, and others of like standing in the religious and 
literary circles of the United States, and kindred spirits, 
such as Joseph Butterworth and William "Wilberforce 
in the mother country. In Great Britain, also, an ap- 
peal on behalf of the College was signed by Sir James 
Mackintosh, Olinthus Gregory, Eev. Dr. E. Bickersteth, 
Adam Clarke, and John Rippon, with about forty 
other distinguished persons, expressing their "pleasure 
at the efforts making for the establishment of a Univer- 
sity near the Metropolis of the United States," and ur- 
ging " generous co-operation of the friends of literature, 
science, and learning, in its support." Among others 
President Monroe gave the following expression of 
his personal confidence and hope: "There is good 
reason to believe that the hopes of those who have so 
patriotically contributed to advance it to its present 
stage, will not be disappointed. Its commencement 
will be under circumstances very favorable to its suc- 
cess. Its position, on the high grounds north of the 
city, is remarkably healthy. The act of incorporation 
is well digested, looks to the proper objects, and grants 
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the powers well adapted to their attainment. The es- 
tablishment of the institution withim the Federal Dis- 
trict, in the presence of Congress'and of all the depart- 
ments of the Government, will secure to4:he young men 
who may be educated in it, many important advantages; 
among which the opportunity which it will afford them 
of hearing the debates in Congress, and in the Supreme 
Court, on important subjects, must be obvious to all. 
With these peculiar advantages, this institution, if it 
receives hereafter the proper encouragement, cannot fail 
to be eminently useful to the nation. Under this impression, 
I trust that such encouragement will not be withheld 
from it." 

During the succeeding administration, President 
John Quiney Adams became its special friend and 
patron ; assisting it with a loan of nearly $20,000 in its 
time of need, of which he relinquished as a donation 
$7,000 ; while, also, even during his Presidency, he fre- 
quently visited the College .to' watch its progress. An- 
drew Jackson, also, in his Presidency, expressed his per- 
sonal and official interest in the welfare of the College. 

The first President^of the College was Rev. William 
Staughton, D. D., the eminently popular preacher and 
theological teacher, of Philadelphia. Associated with 
him during the first six years of its history, were Irah 
Chase, D. D., afterwards founder of the Theological In- 
stitution, at Newton, M ass. ; Samuel Waite, the found- 
er and first President of Wake Forest College, North 
Carolina; Rufus Babcock and Robert E. Pattison, both 
afterwards Presidents of Waterville College, Maine ; 
Alexis Caswell, subsequently the eminent Professor and 
the lately appointed President of Brown University, 
Rhode Island ; James D. Knowles'land Thomas J. 
Conant, both eminent as scholars and authors; and 



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Wm. Kuggles, LL. D., the present revered and able 
Senior Professor of the College. Among the early 
graduates are found men who have since graced the 
pulpit, the bar and the forum, in every section of the 
United States. 

From the year 1827, financial embarrassments for 
nearly twenty years crippled the energies of the College. 
Its self-sacrificing agent, however. Luther Bice, wore him- 
self out in unremunerated efforts, till his death in South 
Carolina, in 1836, to sustain its credit ; and an untiring 
corps of instructors made its efficiency in the work of 
education permanent and unimpaired. The facilities for 
intellectual improvement at the National Metropolis, es- 
pecially in the departments which train effective speakers, 
greatly aided the thorough classroom instruction of the 
College; while the marked line which in high places is 
seen to separate virtue and vice, has made it, contrary 
to the fears of many, a location pre-eminently favorable 
for high-toned moral training. The special power of 
that unconscious mental discipline and elevation arising 
from indirect association with men of culture and of high 
position is often recalled by its early graduates. 

The Law Department was organized in 1826; Wm. 
T. Carroll, Esq., and Wm. Cranch, LL. D., being its 
first Professors. Discontinued on account of the em- 
barrassments of the College, the earnestly expressed 
wish for its revival led to its re-establishment in 1865. 
The peculiar facilities of law students at the seat of 
Government, the various Courts here held, not only the 
local and Federal Courts of other cities, but also the 
Admiralty Courts, the Court of Claims, and the United 
States Supreme Court, the pleadings before the latter of 
the most eminent lawyers of the country, the debates 
on constitutional law in the United States Senate, the 
unrivalled Law Library of Congress, accessible six 



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hours every day to the public, form a combination of 
attractions to the thorough student. 

The Medical Department, for nearly twenty years, 
beginning with 1825, under the conduct of Thomas 
Sewall, M. D., has secured from its organization the 
services of the ablest men of the medical profession 
resident at Washington. Occupying at first a building 
erected by the Professors themselves, granted after- 
wards the occupancy of rooms in and the care of the 
United States Infirmary, which building was consumed 
by fire while in use as a military hospital during the 
late war, the Department have now the use of the build- 
ing lately occupied by the Surgical Museum, and given 
by W. W. Corcoran, of Washington to the Columbian 
College, for a medical lecture room. In addition to the 
facilities furnished in other cities for a medical school, 
the collections of the war in surgery, and the residence 
at Washington of able physicians and surgeons connec- 
ted with the army, are peculiar to this central location. 

A leading aim in the origin of the College was to 
furnish a school especially adapted to students for the 
Christian ministry. The able founder of the Theologi- 
cal Seminary at Newton, Mass., B,ev. Irak Chase, D. D, 
was among its first professors, and the original library 
was collected by him in Europe chiefly witk reference to 
this end. Tuition in the College has been given as a 
gratuity to approved young men of limited means study- 
ing for the ministry; and instruction in the original 
languages of the Old and New Testaments, in theology 
and in the other departments of ministerial education, 
has for the last twenty years been also gratuitously given. 
Young men of several religious denominations have 
availed themselves of these facilities ; many of whom 
are now adorning their sacred calling in different States 
and cities of the Union, 



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Unlike institutions favored with State appropriations, 
the Columbian College has from the first been mainly 
dependent on private contributions for its support and 
advancement. Subscriptions and collections obtained 
chiefly by Rev. Luther Rice from 1817 to 1835, by Rev. 
A.Woods, D.D. in 1822-'3,byRev.E.Galusha, in 1826-7, 
by Rev. Robert Semple, D. D. from 1827 to 1833, by Rev. 
R. M. Poindexter, D. D. from 1847 to 1849, and by Rev. 
Win, F. Broaddus, D. D. in 1852-'3, have been received 
in almost everv State in the Union, and also in England: 
which had amounted in 1852 to about §150,000. Since 
1859, about §100,000, has been added to the College pro- 
perty, in buildings and improvements on the grounds; 
most of which has been realized from donations. The 
most liberal individual patron has been John "Withers, 
of Alexandria, Va., whose frequent gifts from 1835 to 
1861, during his life time, and a small legacy at his death 
in Nov, 1861, have amounted to about §70,000. The 
frequent subscriptions of the Wilson tamily and others 
in Baltimore, Md., and the gift in 1866 of the medical 
building, valued at §30,000, by W. W. Corcoran, son 
of Thomas Corcoran, one of the original corporators, 
have greatly aided its advancement. The only public 
aid received has been agrant of §25,000, in Washington 
Citv lots made by Congress in 1532, during the presi- 
dency of Andrew Jackson; the College at Georgetown 
obtaining a similar gratuity at the same time. 

The lands obtained by the College at its original pur- 
chase, a large portion of which are not needed for College 
purposes, are being divided into town and villa lots and 
are rented on leases which will eventually give an am- 
ple and safe endowment for the annual maintenance of 
the College. Its grounds and buildings are receiving 
improvements and additions as the demands of its loca- 
tion and patronage increase. 



HIGINAL 



Appointed, February 9th, 1821. 

Rev. Obadiali B. Brown, A. M., of D. C. 

Enoch Reynolds, Esq., of D. C. 

Rev. Spencer H. Cone, D. P., of D. C. 

Hon. Return J. Meiggs, of Ohio. 

Joseph Cone, Esq., of Md. 

Rev. Burgis Allison, D. D., of Penn. 

Joseph Thaw, Esq., of D. C. 

Rev. Luther Rice, A. M., of D. C. 

Josiah Meiggs, LL. D., of Conn. 

Daniel Brown, Esq., of D. C. 

Joseph Gibson, Esq., of D. C. 

Thomas Corcoran, Esq., of D. C. 

Thomas Sewall, M. D., of D. C. 

BOARD OE TRUSTEES. 



Elected. Name. Eesigned. 

1821 Rev. Burgis Allison, D. D., of Penn 1826 

Rev. Thomas Baldwin, D. D., of Mass Died 1825 

Daniel Brown, Esq., of D. C 1827 

Rev. Obadiah B. Brown, A. M.,of D. C 1827 

Joseph Cone, Esq., of Md 1821 

Rev. Spencer H. Cone, ^of D. C 1826 

Thomas Corcoran, Esq., of D. C 1826 

Rev. Richard Furman, D. D., of S. Car Died 1825 

Joseph Gibson, Esq., of D. C 1832 

Josiah Meiggs, LL. D., of Conn 1821 

Hon. Return J. Meiggs, of Ohio Died 1825 

Enoch Reynolds, Esq., of D. C 1835 

Rev. Luther Rice, A. M., of D. C 1827 

Rev. Robert B. Semple, D. D., of Ya 1832 

Thomas Sewall, M. D., of D. C 1823 

Joseph Thaw, Esq., of D. C 1826 

1823 Rev. Eli Ball, A. M., of Va 1826 

" Rev. Lucius Bolles, D. D., of Mass 1826 



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Elected. Nam'?. Resigned. 

1823 Wm. Britton, Esq., of Penn 182G 

" Rev. John Bryce, of Va 1826 

" Rev. Joseph B. Cook, of S. Car 1826 

41 Eev. John L. Dagg, D. D., of Penn 1835 

44 Hon. Aimer Forbes, ofVer 1829 

44 Hon. James Johnson, of Ken 1825 

" Rev. Jesse Mercer, D. D., 'of Geo Died 1841 

44 Rev. James A. Ronaldson, of La 1826 

" John C. Richards, Esq., of Penn 1823 

" Rev. David Roper, of Va 1826 

" Rev. Daniel Sharp, D. D., of Mass 1826 

" Rev. Adiel Sherwood, D. D., of Ga 1827 

" Thomas Stokes, Esq.. of New York 1835 

1826 Rev. David Benedict, D. D., of R. 1 1832 

" Hon. John T. Johnson, of Ken 1829 

" Hon. "Wilson Lumpkin, of Geo 1826 

•' Hon. John B. Yates, of 1ST. Y 1827 

" Aaron Marvin, Esq., of Vermont 1829 

" . Hon. James Barbour, of Va 1829 

" Daniel Cawood, Esq., of Va 1827 

" Hon. Daniel Cony, of Maine 1829 

" Thomas Cooper, Esq., of Miss 1829 

" Rev. Samuel Cornelius, of D. C 1838 

" Richard Gregory, Esq. , of Va 1827 

" Chas. McAllister, Esq., of S. Car 1829 

" Henry M. Morfitt, Esq., of D. C 1828 

" Rev. Reuben Post, D. D., of D.C 1829 

44 Hon. Richard Rush, of Penn 1829 

" Hon. a M.Smith, of D. C 1827 

44 Rev. Baron Stow, D. D., of Mass 1827 

" A. R. Thornton, Esq., of Va Died 1828 

" Roger C, Weightman, Esq. , of D. C 1827 

''• Wm. Walker., Esq, of Georgia 1829 

" C. Worthington, Esq., of D. C 1827 

" James Wilson, Esq., of Md Died 1851 

1827 Hon. Matthew St Clair Clarke, of D. C 1838 

« Rev. Elon Galusha, of N". York 1835 

" Col. Chas. K. Gardner, of D. C 1835 

" Hon. Richard M. Johnson, of Kent... 1844 

" Jesse Leach, Esq., of Md 1829 

44 JohnS. Mehan, Esq., of D. C 1828 

1828 Rev. J. L. Skinner, of D. C 1844 

44 Geo. Wood, Esq., of D. C 1845 



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Elected. Name. Eesigned. 

1829 Hon. John Conant, of Vermont 1832 

" Rev. Abner H. Clopton, A. M., of Va 1835 

" Hon. Heman Lincoln, of Mass 1850 

" Col. Nathan Towson, of Md 1835 

" Win. W.Todd, Esq., of N. York r. 1838 

1832 John Rathbone, Esq., of New York 1835 

" Kev. D. M. Woodson, of Va... 1832 

1835 Rev. Wm. F. Broaddus, D. D., of Va 1841 

" Rev. J. G. Binney, D. D., of Geo 1838 

" Rev. Iveson L. Brooks, A.M., of S. Oar 1844 

" Rev. W. T. Brantley, D. D., of Penn 1838 

" Wm. Crane, Esq., of Md 1865 

" Col. Jas. L. Edwards, of D. C Died 1867 

" Peter Eorce, Esq., of D. C 1851 

S Rev. S.P. Hill, D. D., of Md 1838 

" Rev. Jesse Hartwell, D. D., of S, Car 1838 

" Robt. Johnson. Esq. of lid 1844 

" Rev. Wm. B. Johnson, B. D„ of S. Car 1853 

" Hon. John Kerr, of Va 1838 

" Michael Nourse, Esq., of D. C 1844 

" John S. Median, Esq., of Va 1844 

" Rev. Thos. Meredith, of N. Car 1844 

" Andrew Rothwell, Esq., of D. C 

" John Sessford, Esq., of D. C 1845 

" John Withers, Esq., of Va Died 1861 

1836 Hon. Jno. M. Brodhead, of N. Hamp 1838 

1838 Rev. Rufus Bahcock, D. D.,of Mass 1844 

" Hon. Nicholas Brown, of Rhode Island Died 1841 

" Rev. Josephs. Baker, of Va 1841 

" Hon. A. K. Parris, of Me 1847 

" Rev. James B. Taylor, D. D., of Va 1850 

" Col. Thos. Higgins, of Va \ 1844 

" Dr. Thos. P. Jones, of D. C 1850 

» Rev. J. B. Jeter, D. D., of Va 1844 

" Rev. T. N. S. King, of Miss 1844 

" Rev. C. C. Park, of D. C 1841 

1840 Geo. M. Kendall, Esq., of D. C 1847 

" Hon. Jno. M. Brodhead, of N. Hamp 1844 

" Rev. S. Chapin, D. D., of D. C 1847 

" Henry L. Ellsworth, Esq., of D. C 1850 

" Rev. G. B. Ide, D. D., of Penn 1850 

" G. W. Norris, Esq., of Maryland 1850 

" Abner Webb, Esq., of Georgia 1844 



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Elected. Name. Resigned. 

1844 Rev, Jonathan Aldrich, of Mel 1847 

xc Rev. J. L. Burrows, D. D.,ofPa 1847 

" Rev. A. D. Gillette, D. D., of Pa 1847 

" Thos. Haynes, Esq., of Ya 1847 

" Rev. J. H. Kennard, D. D., of Pa 1853 

» D. B. Kinman, Esq., of Pa 1847 

" Chas. M. Keyser, Esq., of Md 1847 

" Saml. Scribner, Esq., of Md 1847 

" T. Watson, Esq., of Pcnn 1847 

" Geo. S.Webb, of Pa 1847 

1845 Rev. G. W. Samson, D. D., of D. C 1859 

" W. Y. H. Brovn, M. D., of D. C 1850 

» Wm. Collins, A. M., of Ya 1850 

1847 Rev. Geo. F. Adams, A. M., of Md 

" Chauncey Bestor, Esq., of D. C... 1859 

" Rev. O. W. Briggs, of Md 1853 

" Rev. R. A. Christian, of Ya 1862 

" Hon. Isaac Davis, LL. D., of Mass 

» Rev. S. P. Hill, D. D., of D. C 

'« Robt. Farnhatn, Esq., of D. C Died 1857 

" Rev. Richd. Fuller, D. D., of S. Car 

" Rev. Thos. Hume, of Ya 1865 

" A. D. Kelly, Esq., of Md 1859 

« Wm. Kerfoot, Esq., of Ya 1853 

" Rev. Wm. Kirk, of Ya 1865 

" Rev. S. G. Mason, of Ya 1853 

» Rev. J. A. McKean, of Md 1850 

" E. T. Montague, Esq., of Ya 1853 

" Rev. A. M. Poindexter, D. D., of Ya 1852 

" Rev. Franklin Wilson, D. D., of Md 

1850 Rev. R. W. Cushman, D. D., of D. C 1852 

" Wm. Gunton, M. D., of D. C 

" Rev. C. D. Mallory, D. D.,of Geo 1862 

1851 Wm. Q. Force, A. M., of D. C 1862 

1852 Lawrence P. Bayne, Esq., of Ya 1859 

" Samuel C. Smoot, M. D., of D. C Died 1866 

1853 Geo. J. Abbott, A. M., of D. C 

" Hon. Stephen Adams, of Miss 1859 

" Rev. Henry W. Dodge, of Ya 

» LeonardD. Gale, M. D.,of D. C 

« Chas. C. Jewett, A. M., ofD. C 1855 

" JohnW. Maury, Esq., of D. C , Died 1855 

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Elected. Name. Resigned. 

1853 Kev. J. W. M. Williams, D. D., of Md 

1855 Joseph Reynolds, Esq., of D. C 1859 

" Thos. U. Walter, LL. E>., of Penn 

1858 Hon. Amos Kendall, of D. C... *, 

1859 Kev. J. P. Boyce, D. D.,of S. Car 

" Rev. W. E. Broaddus, D. D..of Ya 

" A. A. Chapman, Esq., of Md , 1865 

" Eev. Isaac Cole, M. D., of Md 

" John P. Crozer, Esq., of Penn 1862 

" Fred. Harrison, Esq., of Md 

" Geo. W. Kiggs, Esq., of D. C. 1859 

" J. C. Welling, A. M., of D. C 1866 

1862 Kev. Edwd. Lathrop, D. D.,of K Y 

" Wm. Bucknell, Esq., of Penn 1865 

" Kev. A. J. Huntington, of Georgia 1865 

" Kev. Wm. Crowell, D. D., of 111 

" Geo. Wood, Esq., of D. C 

" Joseph Henry, LL. D., of D, C 

" S. H. Wheeler, M. D., of N. Car 1862 

1863 Kobt. J. Powell, M. D., of D. C 

1864 Rev. A. D. Gillette, D. D., of D. C 

1865 John P. Crozer, Esq., of Penn > Died 1866 

" Hiram Woods, Esq., of Md .■ 

" Joseph Keynolds, of D. C 

" Kev Kichard Bagby, D. D., of Ya 

1867 KevE. H. Gray, D. D., of D. C 

» Henry D. Cooke, Esq., of D. C 

» Moses Kelly, Esq., of D. C , 



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OFFICERS. 



:p:r.e si e> ejintts . 

Elected. Resigned. 
1821 *Rev. Wm. Staughton, D. D 1827 

Professor of General History, Belles Lettres and Moral 
Philosophy ; and of Divinity and Sacred Rhetoric. 
1828 *Rev. Stephen Chapin, D. D 1841 

Professor of Moral and Intellectual Philosophy, and. 
Belles Lettres. 
1843 Kev. Joel [S. Bacon, D. D ' 1854 

Professor of Moral and Intellectual Philosophy. 
1855 Eev. Joseph G-. Binney, D. D 1858 

Professor of Moral and Intellectual Philosophy. 
1859 Rev. G. W. Samson, D. D 

Professor of Moral and Intellectual Philosophy. 



PROFESSORS, 

1821 Rev. Irah Chase, D. D., And. Lang, and Bib. Lit 1825 

1821 Rev. Alva Woods, D. D., Math, and Nat. Phil, and 

Eccles. Hist 1824 

1821 #Josiah Meigs, LL. D., Exper. Philos Died 1822 

1821 *Thomas Sewall, M. D., Anat. and Physiol 1839 

1821 * James M. Staughton, M. D., Chem., Geol., and Surg.... 1830 

1822 *Elij ah Craven, M. D., Botany Died 1823 

1824 William Ruggles, A.M., Math, and Nat. Phil 1827 

1824 ^Thomas Henderson, M. D., Theo. and Pract. of Medic... 1833 

1824 Nicholas Worthington, M. D., Mai. Med 1839 

1824 * Alexander McWilliams, M. D., Botany 1827 

1825 *Edward Cutbush, M. D., Chemistry 1827 

1825 ^Frederick May, M. D., Obstetrics 1839 

1825 Rev. Alexis Caswell, D. D., Learned Lang 1827 

1826 ^William Cranch, LL. D., Law 1828 

1826 William T. Carroll, A. M., Law 1829 

1827 ^Richard Randall, M. D., Chem. Inst. Med. and Med. Jur. 1828 

1828 *Thomas P. Jones, M. D., Chemistry , 1838 

1828 William Ruggles, A. M., Math, and Nat. Phil 1859 

1830 James C. Hall, M. D., Surgery 1837 

1832 William Boulware, A. M., Learned Lang 1833 



60 COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. 



Elected. Resigned. 

1833 John O'B. Chaplin, A.M., Lat and Gr. Lang 1843 

1836 Eev. Adiel Sherwood, D. D., Anct Lang, and Bib. Lit... 1838 
1839 -Thomas Sewall, 31. D., Pathol, and Pract. of Med.... Died 1845 

1839 *Thomas P. Jones, M. D., Chem. and Pharm...... 1840 

1839 Harvey Lindsly, M D., Obst. and Dis. of Worn, and Chil. 1845 

1839 Thomas Miller, M. D., Princ. and Pract. of Surg 1845 

1839 -John M. Thomas, M. D., Mat. Med. and Therap 1844 

1839 John F. May, M. D., Anat. and Physiol 1842 

1840 -Frederick Hall, LL. D., Chem. and Pharm. Died 1843 

1842 William P. Johnston, 31. D., Surgery , 1845 

1843 Benjamin Hallowell, Chem. and Pharm 1844 

1844 Charles G. Page, M. D., Chemistry 1849 

1844 -John M. Thomas, M. D., Physiol, and Med. Jurisp 1849 

1844 Joshua Eiley, M. D., Mat. Med. and Therap 1859 

.1845 Thomas Miller, M. D., Anatomy 1859 

1845 John F. May, M.D., Surgery 1858 

1845 Harvey Lindsly, M, D., Path, and Pract. of lied 1846 

1845 William P. Johnston, M. D., 1859 

Obst. and Dis. of Worn, and Childr. 

1846 Grafton Tyler, 31. D., Path, and Pract. of Med 1859 

1846 Eev. A. J. Huntington, A. 31., Lot. and Gr. Lang 1849 

1847 Leonard D. Gale, 31. D., Chemistry .. 1850 

1848 Eobert K. Stone, 31. D., Anat. and Physiol 1854 

1849 Edward Foreman, 31. D., Chem. and Pharm 1854 

1852 Eev. A. J. Huntington, A. 31., Lat. and Gr. Lang 1859 

1852 Eichard P. Latham, A. 31., Math. Adjt 1854 

1853 Lewis H. Steiner, A. M., M. D., Nat Hist, and Chem... 1857 
1855 William E. Jillson, A. 31., Rhet and Mod. Lang 1860 

1855 Edward T. Fristoe, A. 31., Math 1860 

1856 James J. Waring, 31. D., Physiol, and Micros. Anat 1859 

1856 John S. dewberry, A. 31., 31. D., Chem. and Nat. Hist. 1857 

1857 Nathan S. Lincoln, A. 31., 31. D., Chem. and Nat, Hist. 1860 

1858 Henry A. Kurtz, M. D., Chem 1860 

1858 E. K. Stone, M. D., Opthal. Med. and Surg 1859 

1859 Wm. Buggies, LL.D., 

Pol. Econ. and Civ. Pol. ; Math, and Nat. Phil. Emeritus. 

1859 John G. Holston,M. J)., Surgery 1864 

1859 Eev. Samuel 31. Shute, A. 31., Rhet. and Eng . Lit 

1859 J. C. Eiley, 31. D., Mat. Med 

1859 Thomas 31iller, 31. D., Anat. Emeritus 

1859 B. Johnson Hellen, 31. D., Anat . and Physiol 1859 

1859 James G. 3Yaring, 31. D., Obstetrics 1861 

1860 Edwin J. Cull, A. 31., Gr. and Lat Lang Died 1862 



COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. 01 



Elected - Resigned. 

18G0 George M. Dove, M. IX, Theo. and Prod, of Med 1863 

1860 James G. Clark, A. M., Math, and Nat. Phil 1861 

1860 Geo. C. Schaeffer, A. M., M. D., 

Chcm. and Nat. J fist. 

1861 JohnB. Keasby, M. D., Clin. Med 1867 

1861 Theodore Gill, M. D., Fhys. and Nat. Hist 

1862 J. H. Warren, M. D., Anat. and Physiol 1863 

1863 J. A. Liddell, M. D., Anat. and Physiol 1806 

1865 Edward T. Fristoe, A. M., Chem., Phys., and Nat Hist. 

1865 A. J. Huntington, A. M., Greek Lang, and Lit 

1865 James G. Clark, A. M., Math, and Astron 

1865 Jno. C. Kennedy, Law 

1865 Wm, M. Merrick, Law 1867 

1865 Win. P. Johnston, M. D., Obstet. Emeritus 

1865 Geo. M. Dove, M. D., Theo. andPrac. Med 

1865 A. Y. P. Garnett, M. D., Clin. Med 

1866 Wm. L. Wilson, A. M., Lat. Lang, and Lit 

1866 J. Ford Thompson, M. D., Anat. and Physiol 

1866 Thomas K. Crosby, M. D., Milit. Surg 

1867 Samuel Tyler, LL. D., Law 



TUTOES. 

1821 Eufus Babcock, Jr., A. B 1823 

1822 William Buggies, A. B 1824 

1822 Samuel Wait, A. M 1826 

1822 Alexis Caswell, A. B 1825 

1824 Henry K. Green, A. B 1826 

1825 *James D. Knowles, A. B 1825 

1825 Thomas J. Conant, A. B 1827 

1826 Bobert E. Pattison, A. B. 1827 

1827 *John Boulware, A. B Died 1829 

1829 Paschal Carter, A. B 1829 

1829 William Boulware, A. B 1832 

1831 Henry J. Foster, A. B 1832 

1832 Washington Leverett, A. B 1833 

1837 John L. Lincoln, A. B 1837 

1841 Kendall Brooks, Jr., A. B 1843 

1843 A. J. Huntington, A. B 1846 

1848 *Thomas Pollard, A. B 1850 

1850 Henry F. Lane, A. B 1852 

1853 Luther E. Gwaltney, A. B 1855 

1855 Robert C. Fox, A. B. 1857 



52 COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. 



Elected. Resigned. 

1857 Samuel G. Willson, A. B 1858 

1858 Edwin J. Cull, A. M 1860 

1860 John Pollard, A. B , 1.861 

1861 Thos. Edwin Brown, A. B 1862 

1861 Wm. A. Gordon. B. P , >. 1863 

1862 Leonidas E. Coyle, A. B 1863 

1863 Pv. B. Williamson, A. 31 1864 

1863 RichardB. Cook, A. B 1864 

1863 Benjamin G. Lovejoy, A. B 1865 

1864 R. Pendall, A. B 1865 

1864 Thos. S. Samson, A. B 1867 

1865 Henry J. Handy, A. B 1866 

1866 Daniel G. Gillette, A. B 1867 

1867 Andrew B. Duvall, A. B 



PRINCIPALS o^ preparatory 

DEPARTMENT. 

1822 Samuel "Waite, A. M 1824 

1824 Geo. Leonard, A. B 1825 

1825 John Armstrong, A. B 1826 

1826 Harvey Ball, A. B... 1827 

1829 Geo. P. Adams, A. B 1830 

1830 Henry J. Poster 1831 

1831 James H. Clark, A. B 1832 

1832 Sidney "Webster, A. B 1834 

1834 Samuel C. Smoot 1836 

1836 John A. Bolles, A. B 1838 

1838 A. J. Chaplin, A B 1840 

1840 Daniel P. JSToyes 1841 

1841 James H, C. Jones, A. B 1842 

1842 A. J. Huntington, A. B 1843 

1843 J. W. M. Williams, A. B 1844 

1844 Thomas W. Tobey, A. B 1846 

1846 John Pickett, A. B 1848 

1848 Jonathan Tilson, A, B 1849 

1849 Z. Richards, A. M 1849 

1849 A. J. Quinche, A. B 1850 

1850 Geo. S- Bacon, A. B 1853 

1853 L. R. Gwaltney, A. B 1855 

1857 Giles P. Eubank, A. B 1859 

1859 John T. Griffin, A. B 1861 

1861 Otis T.Mason, A. M 



t — 

COLUMBIAN 


COLLEGE. • 63 


ALUMNI. 


The names of Ministers of the Gospel are in Italics, and of 


those who have received Special College or Civil Distinction 


are in Small Caps. Those to whose names an asterisk is 


prefixed are deceased, 




1821 


William A. Smallwood,D. C, 


Alexander Ewell, Ya. 


A. M. 1835, D. D. Kenyon 
Coll. 0. 


* Albert Fairfax, Ya. 


Ambrose L. White, D. C, M. D. 


* James D. Knowles, K. I., A. M. 


Baron Stow, N. H., A. M. 


1831, Prof. Past. Dut. Newt. 


Waterville Coll. 1830, D. D. 


Theol. Inst. Mass. 

1825. 
*John Armstrong, Pa., Prin. of 


BrownUniv. 1846, and Harvard 
Coll. 1855. 

1826. 


Prep. Dep. } A. M. 1829, Prof. 


Harvey Ball, 1ST. J., Prin. of 


of Languages "Wake Por. Coll., 


Prep. Dept., A. M., 1831. 


N. C. 


*John Boulware, Ya., Tutor. 


Joseph Borrows, D. C, M. D. 


*Thomas B. Brown, D. C, A. M. 


1828. 


Stephen G-. Bulfinch, D. C, 


*Thornas S. Brackenridge, D. C. 


D. V., 1864. 


*John Brewer, Md. 


* William D. Cowdrey, Ga. A. M., 


*John A. Bulfinch, D. C., M. D. 


1831. 


1828. 


Edward P. Cranch, D. C. 


*William Collins, Ya., A. M. 


John Cranch, D. C. 


1829, M. D. Univ. Pa., Trust. 


Charles W. Davis, D. C, M. 


*EOBERT W. ClTSHMAN, Mass. 


D. 1828. 


A. M. 1829, D. D. Granville 


Thomas Harney, 1ST. C. 


Coll. 0. 1849. 


*John W. James, Ya. 


Thomas D. Eliot, D. C, A. M. 


Kobert Kyland, Ya., A. M. 


1829, Bep. in Cong. fr. Mass. 


1831, Pres. EichmondColl. Ya., 


James Jones, D. C, A. M. 1829 


D. D. and Shurtleff Coll. 111. 


M. D. Univ. Pa., Prof. Med. 


John Thaw, D. C. 


Coll. La. 


John H. Wheeler, 1ST. C, A. 


John A. Jones, D. C, A. M. 


M. 1835, U. S. Minister to 


1829. 


Nicaragua 1855. 





64 



COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. 



1829. 

George F. Adams, 0., Prin. of Prep. 

Dept., A. M., Trust. 
Thos. Bruen Brown, 1ST. J., M. D, 
Thomas Buchanan, Md. 
William G. Eliot, Jr., D. C, D. 

D. Harvard Coll. 1854. 
*Thomas J. Hellen, D. C. 
Daniel T. Jewett, Me. 
Rollin H. JSTeale, Conn., D. D. 

Brown Univ. 1850, and Harv. 

Coll. 1857. 

1831. 
George R. J. Bowdoin, Mass. 
Matthew W. Brooke, Va., Sena- 

torin Cong, from Miss. 
♦William V. H. Brown, D. C, M. 

D. 1834, A. M. 1838, Trustee. 
James H. Clarke, Va., A. M. Prin. 

Prep. Dept. 
Christopher P. Cranch, D. C. 
Alonzo B. C. Dossey, S. C, M. D. 
Kobert J. Doughty, D. C. 
Henry J. Poster, Va., A. M. 
*John T. Hill, Va. 
John Fredericl May, D. C, M. 

D.1834, Prof. Surg. Med. Coll. 
William Morton, D. C, M. D. 

1833. 
James W. Phillips, Va. 

1832. 
William T. Briggs, N". Y. 
*Elias B. Caldwell, D. C. 
♦John H. Schoolfield, Va. 

1833. 

James Colegate, D. C. 
♦Walter Hellen, D. C. 
♦Jonathan E. Lazell, Mass. 



Frederick P. Stanton, D. C, 
Rep. in Cong, from Tenn., Sec. 
and Acting Gov. Kansas. 

18£4. 

William Meade Addlson, D. 
C.,U. S. Att'y Md. 

1835. 

Benjamin F. Brabrook, Mass., A. 

M. 1841. 
Freeman G. Brown, Mass., A. 

M. 
Robert G. Edwards, S. C. 
Andrew W. Hunter, S. C. 
♦Samuel C. Smoot, D. C, A. M., 

Prin. of Prep. Dept., M. D. 

Jeff. Med. Coll. Pa., Trustee. 

1836. 

William B. Cooper, S. C, A. 

M. 
William Carey Crane, Md., 

A. M., D .D., Prof. Union 

Univ., Tenn. Pres. of Baylor 

Univ. , Texas. 
Joseph S. Walthall, Va., A. M., 

1840. 

1837. 
♦James G. Andrews, N. H. 
S. Standish Bradford. Mass., A. 

M. 
John F. Burbank, Me., A. M. 
Hartley W. Day, Me. 
♦Thomas B. J. Fryc, D. C, A. 

M., M. D. 1840. 
Francis Alonzo Gates, N". H. 
John D. Kurtz, D. C, A. M. 

1841, Maj. Eng. Corps. U. S. A. 



COLUMBIAN 


COLLEGE. 65 


Solon Lindsley , Ind., A. M. 1841. 


Levi T. Walker, D. C. 


George N. Townsend, Mass. 




Obed B. Walker, Me. 


1840. 


Nathaniel M. Williams, Mass. 






♦Fleming W. Berryman, Ya. 


1838. 


Charles L. Cocke, Ya., A. M. 




1844, Prof. Math. Richmond 


Erastus M. Chapin, D. C, A. M., 


Coll.,Ya., Pres. Hollins Instit. 


M. D. 1841. 


Ya. 


Adoniram Jtjdson Chaplin, N.Y., 


♦Adoniram J. Finch, Ya. 


Prin. Prep. Dept. A. M.1843. D. D. 


Nicholas A. Purify, N. C. 


Joseph H. Fox, Ya. 


James R. Sanders, Miss., A. M. 


John C. Hamner, Ya., A. ML 


John Thompson, D. C, A. M. 


* Travis D. Herndon, Ya. 


William McKendree Tucker, D. 


* Thomas D. Hoover, D. C, A. M. 


C, A. M., M. D. 1844. 


1855. 


♦John W. Williams, Miss., A. M. 


Marshall W- Leland, Vt 




Robert M. Noxon, N. C. 


1841. 


Robert Ould, Jr., D. C, A. M., 




U. S. Dist. Attor. of D. C. 


*Samuel C. Clopton, Ya., A. M., 


*01iver Porter, Mass. 


Missionary to China. 


Daniel R. Russell, D. C, A. M. 


*John B. French, D. C, A. M.. 


Joseph. N. Schoolfield, Ya., A. M., 


Missionary to China. 


M. D. 


J. J. James, Ya., A. M. 


*Charles H. Smoot, D. C, A. M. 


James H. C. Jones, Md., Prin. of 


Thomas W. Sydnor, Ya., A. M. 


Prep. Dept A. M. 


Henry H. Tucker, Pa., A. M., 


William H. Jones, Ya., A. M. 


D. D. 1861, Prof. Rhet. andPres. 


1845. 


Mercer Univ., G-a. 


Thomas J. Fearce, S. C, A. M. 




* James C. Welch, 1ST. J., A. 31. 


1839. 


John A. Wroe, D. C, A. M., 


Richard Hugh Bagbt, Ya,, A. 


M. D. 


M., D. D. 1867. 


1842. 


Edmund 0. Bittinger, D. C. 




Samuel P. Davis, G-a., A. M. 


George G- Exall, Ya., A. M. 


Henry W. Dodge, 111., A. M. 1844, 


John W. Garlick, Ya., A. M. 


Trustee. 


1854, M. D. Jeff/Med. Coll. Pa. 


William Q. Force, D. C, A. M., 


Henry A- Gibson, Ga. 


Trustee. 


Thomas P. Janes, Ga. , A. M. 1846. 


*John F. Griffin, S. C. 


William F. Janes, Ga. 


Epenetus A. Marshall, Ga. 


George Pearcy, Ya., A. M., Mis- 


Thos J. Shepherd, Ya., A. M., D. 


sionary to China. 


D., 1862. 
9 


James M. Saunders, Md. 



66 



COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. 



1843. 
Elias C. Caldwell, D. C. 
*Thomas J. Cathcart, D. C, M. D. 

1848. 
♦Heman L. Chapin, D. C. 
William J. Fife, Ya. 
Joseph R. Garlick, Ya., A. M. 
"^Cornelius Graham, 1ST. C. 
Ja?nes A. Haynes, Ya., M. D. Jeff. 

Med. Coll. Pa., A. M, 
Adoniram Judson Huntington, 
Yt., Prin. of Prep. Dept. A. M., 
Tutor and Prof. Gr. and Latin 
Langs. 
John W. M. Williams, Ya., Prin. 
of Prep. Dept, D. D. 1866, A. M., 
Trustee. 

1844. 
*John P. Baldwin, Pa. 
Samuel Cornelius, Jr., N. J., 

A. M. 
William J. Darden, Jr., D. C., 

A. M. 
Edward T. Ingraliam, Me. 
James W. H. Lovejoy, D. C, M. 
D. Jeff. Med. Coll. Pa., A. M., 
Prof. Chem. Geo. T. Med. Coll. 
Oscar G. Mix, Ya., A. M., M. D. 

1847. 
Luther K. Smoot, D. C. 
Jeremiah L. Sanders, Miss., A. M. 

1848. 
Thomas W. Tobey, E. I., Prin. of 
Prep. Dept., Missionary to China, 
Prof. Khet. Judson Instit. Ala. 
William B. Webb, D. C, A. M. 

■\Spencer S. Ainsworth, 1ST. Y. 
George W. Anderson, Prof. Lat. 

Lang. Lewisburg Univ. Pa. 
John S. Beecher, Yt. 
Benjamin F. Bronso?i, Mass. 
Samuel J. Bronson, Mass. 



Melville K. Calkins, N. Y. 
Peter G. Dayfoat, Yt. 
Andrew J. Dwinelle, N. Y. 
Joseph A. Dixon, jST. Y. 
Joel W. Fish, N. Y. 
Oliver W. Gibbs, N". Y. 
Stillman B. Grant, N. Y. 
Samuel Graves, Yt. 
Otis Hackett, N. Y. 
Edward L . Harris, !N\ Y. 
Norman Harris, Mass. 
Edward T. Hiscox, E. I., D. D. 
Orrin B. Judd, 1ST. Y., LL. D. 

Mad. Univ, 
Edward C. Lord, N. Y. 
William S. Mikels, N. Y. 
John Munro, Jr., N. Y, 
John A, Nash, N. Y. 
Lewis Peck, 1ST. Y. 
Nehemiah M. Perkins, 1ST. Y. 
Roswell R. Prentice, ]S\ Y. 
William F. Purinton, N, Y. 
William Roney, Pa. 
Zebina Smith, 1ST. Y. 
Oscar L, Sprague, 1ST. Y. 
Daniel F. Twiss, N. H. 
George V. Tenbrook, N". Y. 
Sidney Wilder, Pa. 

1845. 
* Francis M. Barker, Ya., A. M. 

1849. 
Solomon G Boston, Md., A. M. 
*Wentworth L. Childs, D. C, A. 

M. 
William C. Hunter, N. C. 
^Christopher B, Jennett, Ya., A. 

M. 
Alfred J. King, Ga. 
Joseph B. Pleasants, Ya,, A. M. 
Patrick H. Winston, N. C. 
f Harvey M. Campbell, N. Y. 
Reuben Jeffery, N. Y. 



fThe following were Students of Hamilton .Lit. and Theo. Inst., New York. 



COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. 



67 



Erasmus N. Jenks, Mass. 
Frederick K Ketcham, K Y. 
George M. Lawton, S. C. 
Isaac 1ST. Loomis, Jr., N. Y. 
Elisha W. Pierce, 1ST. Y. 
Jesse B. Saxton, Pa. 
Ira J. Stoddard, ISf . Y. 
Thomas Swain, Jr., 2ST. J. 
Alfred Taylor, N, Y, 
Jonathan B. Tombs, N. Y. 
Osgood C. Wheeler, N. Y. 

1846, 

*John C. Bagby, Ya. 

John E. Bagby, Ya. 

Walker J. Brooks, S. C, A. M. 

Robert Burton, Ya., A. M. 

William L. Challiss, N. J. 

Joseph Hammit, Pa., A. M. 

*Eobert S. Haynes, Ya., M. D. 

Jeff. Med. Coll. Pa, 
Thomas W. Haynes, Ya. 
George P. Nice, Pa., A. M. 
John Pickett, Ya., Prin. of Prep, 

Dept. 
Horace Stringfellow, Jr., D. C, 

A. M. 

1847. 

Alfred Bagby, Ya. 

Joseph Christian, Ya., A. M., 

1853. Judge. 
William L. Claybrook, Ya. 
John P. Craig, Me. 
♦Eobert French, D. C, A. M. 
William F. Hendren, Ya., A. M. 
George W. Hervey, N. Y. 
Richard S. James, Pa. M. D. 

Homeopath. Med. Coll. Phila. 

A. M. Brown Univ. 1850. 
Robert H. Land, Ya, 



Bradford H. Lincoln, Mass., A. M. 

1859. 
John E. Nunn, Ya. 
*Thomas Pollard, Ya., A. M., 

Tutor G-r. and Lat. Langs. 
William Stickney, Me. 

1848. 

George L. Bosher, Ya. 

W. J. H. Carleton, Ga., A. M. 

William S. Christian, Ya., M. D. 

Jeff. Med. Coll. Pa. 
Andrew B. Evans, Ya. 
J. Mason Evans, Ya., M. D. Jeff. 

Med. Coll. Pa. 
Joseph E. Holliday, Ga. 

A. Francis Scott, Yd,., A.. M., 1853. 
Stephen W. Taylor, Mass. 
Jonathan Tilson, Yt., Prin. of 

Prep. Dep., A. M. 
J. H. Wilson, Ya. 
Eichard H. Woodward, Ya., A. 

M., M. D. Jeff. Med. Coll. Pa. 
David I. Yerkes, Pa., A. M. 

1849. 

John J. Berryman, Va., A. M. 
Andrew J. Boulware, Ya., M. D. 
*John B. Canada, Ya., A. M. 
* A. Given Carrothers, D. C, A. M. 
Frederick H. Collier, D. C, A. M. 
*Ckarles W. Collier, D. C. 

B. Z. Gauldin, Ga. 

Richard H. Griffith, Ya., A. M., 

1853. 
Thomas Jones, Md., A. M. 
Jesse G. Nash, Miss., A. M. 1856. 
^Charles A. Price, S. C, A. M. 

1853. 
Alexander J. Quinche. 111., 

Prin. of Prep. Dept., A. M. 



.......... . .... 




68 COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. 

i 


1857, Prof. Mod. Langs. Univ. 


J. Budwell Browne, Va., A. M. 


of Miss. 


1855. 


Kobert K. Eichardson, Ga. 


William E. Duncan, Va., A. M. 


Bolivar Stark, Va. 


1856. 


William M. Young, Scot, A M . 


*T. Brooke Edwards, D. C. 




William C. Gunnell, D. C. 


1850. 


Joshua P. Kringle, D. C. 


William J. Arrington, Ga. 


Reuben R. Owens, Va., A. M. 1855. 


James W. Asbury, Ga. A. M. 


Peyton K. Kandolph, D. C. 


Ebenezer T. Blake, D. C, M. D. 


William Y. Titcomb, Mass., A. 


Elbert G. Catchings, Ga. 


M. 1859, M. D. 


Andrew F. Davidson, Va. 


George G. Whitfield, Miss. 


Caleb Davidson, Eng. 


♦Ulysses S. Willey, Va. 


Edward L. Eorce, D. C, A. M. 





1856. 
Julius E. Grammar, D. C, A. 

M., D. D. 1867. 
Thomas B. Greer, Va. 
Robert Hall, Va., A. M. 1854. 
♦Benjamin Johnson Hellen, D. C. , 

M. D., A. M. 1854. 
John James Byron Hilliard, JS". 

C, LL. B. Harvard Coll. 1852. 
William J. Houston, JST. C, A. 

M. 1856. 
Robert G. Lewis, N. C, A. M. 
Davis M. McCoy, Pa. 
John T. Mercer, Ga. 
Asa B. Richardson, Me. 
William P Solomon, N". C, A. M. 
Clement C. Speiden,D. C.,M. D. 

A. M. 1854. 
Thomas R. Thornton, Ga., A. M. 
William A. Tyree, Va., A. M. 

1860. 
James J. Wallace, Ga., A. M. 

1854. 
Daniel D. Winn, Mass. 
Joshua C. Wood, Miss, 



1852. 
James H. Allen, Va, 
Henry H. Wyer, Va., A. M. 1856. 
Henry H. Wymer, Va., A. M. 
1856. 

1853. 

Josiah A. Green, D. C. 

Luther R. Gwaltney,Ys,., Prin. of 

Prep. Dept., Tutor, A. M. 
George V. Leech, D. C. 
Marshall W. Read, Va., A. M. 

1859. 

1854 

Lorenzo D. Gowen, Me. 
Edward Hartley, D. C. 
Richard H. Rawlings, Va., A. M. 

1855. 
George F. Bagby, Va., A. M. 1856. 
Charles H. Councill, Va. 
Joseph J. MeRee T Ga. 

1856. 



1851. James G. Board, Va., A. M. 1859 

George S. Bacon, N. Y., Prin. of Mahlon A. Hensly, Va., A. M. 
Prep. Dept. A. M. 1859. 



COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. 69 

■ 


J. Boulware Kidd, Va. 


*Thos. C. L. Hatcher, Va. 


*Charles H. Utermehle, D. C, A. 


James 0. Kirk, Va. 


M. 1859. 


Adolphus McClenney, Va. 




John Pollard, Jr., Va., Tutor, A. 


1857. 


M. 1867. 




Wm. L. Wilson, Va., A. M. 1865. 


Travis Bagby, Ya. 


Prof. Lat. Lang, and Lit. 


Luther J. Barnes, N. C. 




Kichard A. Christian, Jr., Va. 


1861. 


Giles F. Eubank, Va., Prin. of 




Prep. Dept. A. M., 1860. 


Thomas E. Brown, D. C, A. M. 


Chastain C. Meador, Va. , A. M. 


1862, Tutor. 


1860. 


Elliot Cowes, D. C, M. D. 1863, 


Alexander D . Moore, D . C . 


A. M. 1864, 


George W. H, Morgan, Va., 


Chas. B. Fleet, Va. 


A. M. 1861. 


Chas. P. Harmon, D. C, A. M. 


1858. 


1866. 




Otis T. Mason, Va., A. M. 1862. 


Joseph D. Barnes, N". C. 


T. J. McVeigh, Jr., Va. 


B. H. Carpenter, Tenn. 


*John M. Roane, Va. 


*Edwin J. Cull, of D. C, A. M. 


Samuel K. Sorsby, Miss. 


1859, Prof. Gr. and Lat. Langs. 


*John Wheeler, Jr., K C. 


Isaac L. Johnson, 1ST. J. 


I\ L. Wilkinson, Va. 


Thos. B. Shepherd,Y&. , A. M. 1865. 




Ashbell H. Steele, D. C. 


1862. 


Edgar W. Tucker, La. 




Henry C. TJpperman, D. C. 


Leonidas E. Coyle, D. C, Tutor. 


1859. 


1863. 


Joseph F. Deans, Va., A. M. 1866. 


Richd. B. Cook, Md., Tutor. 


John T. Griffin, Va., A. M. 1860. 


W. E. Edmondston, D. C, A. M. 


T. Harrison, Va, 


1866. 


Chas. H. Hassler, D. C. 


Abner Y. Leach, D. C, A. M.1866. 


Samuel R. White, Va., A. M. 1861. 


Benj. Lovejoy, D. C, Tutor, A. 


John H. Wright, Va. , A. M. , 1867. 


M. 1866. 


*Wm. S. "Wright, Va. 


1864. 


1860. 


Keginald Fendall, D. C, A. M. 




1865, Tutor. 


* Alfred L. Bond, Md., Miss, tc 


> Thos. J. Miller, D.C.,B. L. 1866. 


China. 


J. Abbot Moore, D. C, B. L. 


John B. Gorman, Ga. 


Harv. Univ. 



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70 COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. 


\ 


Thomas S. Samson, D. C, A. 


M. 






1865, B. L. 1867, Tutor. 




1866. 




1865, 




J. Holdsworth Gordon, D. C. 
James Nelson, Va. 




Judson T. Cull, D. 0,, 




Woodbury Wheeler, H". C, B. 


L. 


John H. Custis, Penn. 




1867. 




Daniel G. Gillette, D. C, A. 


M. 


1867. 




1866, Tutor. 








Henry J. Handy, Md., Tutor. 




Joseph T. Clarke, D. C, 




Geo. C. Samson, D. C, M. D. 1867. 


Valerius Chiswell, Md. 




Samuel M. Yeatman, D. C. 




Andrew B, Duvall, D, C. 

•rV - 




BACHELORS OF PHILOSOPHY. 




1854. 




Jas. L. Holmes, Va., Miss. 
China. 


to 


George P. Bowie, Md. 




Thos. E. Hampton, D. C. 




Stephen J. Cook, D. C. 




Thos. Danl. Jeffress, Va. 




Willie J. Palmer, M". C, Pres. 






Deaf Mute Instit., N. C, 




1860. 




William T. Bobbins, Va. 








JohnD. Stanford, N. C. 




John H. Clampitt, D. C. 
Samuel Porrer, Va. 




1855, 




Daniel D. Johnson, Va., Senator 






of West Virg. 




Albert E. Carter, La. 




1861. 




1856. 




*John Y. Bryant, Jr., of D. C 


i 


Thomas M, Scott, Va. 




Wm. A. Gordon, Jr., Asst. Prof, 






in Math., B. L. 1866, A. 


M. 


1857, 




1866. 
Harris C. Hamlin, Penn. 




John W. Kennedy, D. C. 




Daniel W. Prentiss, D. C, M. 


D., 


William P. Mattingly, D. C 


A. 


A. M. 1864 




M. 1861. 




1864. 




1858, 












Kobt. Parnham, D. C, M. 


D. 


Chas. H. Franzoni, D. C, M 


D. 


Penn. 




1867. 




Arthur Fendall, D. C. 







Albert J. Wheat, D. C. 1866. 

Clarence B. Young, D. CL, A. M. 
Harv. Univ. Henry A. Duncanson, of D. C. 

John Kurtz, D. C, M. D. 1868. 
1865. 

1867. 
O. T. Thompson, D. C. John Le Conte, Georgia. 



:o:- 



DOCTORS OF MEDICINE. 



1826. 

Richard Angel, Eng. 
James Cook, Md. 
Jesse Ewell, Ya. 
J. M. Gilsan, Va. 
Charles K. Laub, D. C. 

U. S. A. 
Thomas J. Moore, D. C. 
Charles H. Stone, D, C. 



Surg. 



Eobert Kirkwood, Md. 
Harvey Lindsly, D. C, Prof. 

Prac. Med. 
Charles McLean, D. C. 
"William 1ST. Waters, D. C . 
Noble Young, D. C, Prof. Princ. 

and; Prac. Med, Geo. T. Med. 

Coll, D. C. 

1829. 



1827. 

Thomas Evans, Md. 
* James Hagan, Ireland, 
Henry King, D. C. 
John G. Stanhope, Va. 
William L. Wharton, D. C. 
Eichard Wheat, Va. 
Benjamin F, Wing, Mass. 

1828. 

Joseph S. Baker, Va. 
Joseph Borrows, D. C, A. B. 
*John A. Bulfinch, D. C. 
Robert A. Cony, Me. 
Alexander McD. Davis, D. C. 
Charles W . Davis, D. C, A. B. 

1826., Surg. U S.N. 
John F. Edmonds, Va. 



J. F. Boon, D. C. 
*J. Irvin Dunn, D. C. 
John B. Eliot, D. C. 
James M. Higgins, Md. 
Gonsalvo Hodges, Md. 
^Benjamin F. Nourse, Md. 
Thomas R. Sewall, Md. 
A. N. Stanford, Eng. 
James E. Stewart, Md. 
Timothy Upham, N. H. 
Thomas Waters, D. C. 
Joseph L. McWilliams, Md. 

1830. 

Robert T. Barry, D. C. 
H. T. Condict, N. J. 
John E. Craig, D. C. 
*Thomas D. Ditty, Md. 
George Fillebrown, Me. 



. .. J 


1 
72 COLUMBIAN COLLEaE. 


John W. Graves, Mass. 


1834 




John Hamilton, Ya. 






Alfred Holmead, D. C, A. M. 


Thomas M. Bennett, Va. 




Hon. 1851. 


William V. H. Brown, D. C, 


A. 


Therris Jacobs, D. C. 


B. 1831, A. M. 1838, Trustee. 


P. T. Kichardson, Ga. 


Warren Cooke, P. I. 
Levin Hodson, D. C. 




1831. 


John Frederick May, D. 


C, 




A. B. 1831, Prof. Surg. Med. 


Thomas Bruen Brown, N. J..A. B. 


Coll. 




1829. 


Charles McCormick, D. C. 




Benjamin B. Edmonson, Md. 


Edward M. Millard, D. C. 




Bichard Foote, Md. 


J. F. Powers, D. C. 




Abel W. Kingman, Mass. 


F. L. Sewall, Ala. 




J. P. Quinn, Ireland. 






Philip Smith, Ireland. 


1840. 




Albert C. Thayer, Me. 






James Warring, Md. 


Philo. Croin, Va. 




J. J. Waters, Md. 


Thomas B. J. Frye, D. C, A 


B. 


Francis W. Weerns, Va. 


1837, A. M. 1840. 
Peter E. Minor, N. Y. 




1832. 


1841. 




Bobert M. Baltzer, D. C. 


Erastus M. Chapin, D. C, A 


B. 


Stephen B. Chapin, D. C. 


1838, A. M. 1841. 




Charles W. Handy, D. C. 


William E. Clarke, Mo. 




Elkon Jones, D. C. 


John Costigan, D. C. 




Samuel J. S. Ker, Md. 


David Dodge, D. C. 




Charles G. Parsons, 1ST. H. 


^Anthony Holmead, D. C. 




Abner V. Bow, Va. 


Flodoardo Howard, D. C, 


Prof. 


Allen F. Suter, D. C. 


Obstet. Geo. T. Med. Coll. 




Samuel J. Wheeler, 1ST. C, A. M. 


J. G. House, 1ST. T. 




Hon. 1845. 


J. W. Lugenbeel, Md. 




1833. 


Hanson T. Murphy, IS T . C. 
William H. Waters, Mo. 




William Maffit, Va. 


E. K. White, Fla. 




William Morton, D. C. 






Leonard Neal. D. C. 


1842. 




Nathan Bamsdel, B. I. 






M. B. Bobertson, D. C. 


Bufus Baker, Me. 




Benjamin F. Bose, D. C. 


James N. Banks, N. J. 




Addison H. Sanders, Va. 


James H. Causten, D. C. 




Charles White, Va. 


Johnson Clark, ]S\ H. 


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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. 



73 



Charles T. Disbrow, N. J. 
Joseph G. Duvall, Md. 
Johnson Eliot, Prof. Anat. Geot. 

Med. Coll. 
Granville S. Farquar, Md. 
Jacob B. Gardner, D. C. 
W. A. Manning, D. C. 
Thomas Mattingly, L\ C. 
James F. T. McClery, D. C. 
"Warren Parsons., N. H. 
George F. Pitts, Ky. 
John Reid, Md. 
John A. Shade, Pa. 
James A. Tibbets, N. IL 
Norton Q. Tirrell, Mass. 
Charles Whipple, Vt. 
William H. Willis, Mass. 

1843. 
Jacob M. Bell, Va. 
Charles P. Berry, N. H. 
John E. Bishop, N. Y. 
Cornelius Boyle, D. C. 
Ambrose Pratt, Conn. 
Samuel S. Prudden, Conn. 
George N. Thompson, Mass. 
Joseph Walsh, Ya. 
Cephas P. Willet, Md. 

1844. 
Kichard C. Cochrane, D. C. 
Charles H . Cragin, Mass . 
Waitman Jones, Md. 
William S. Keech, Md. 
N. B. Maniater, Greece. 
William D. Newell, N. J. 
E. W. Taylor, Md. 
William McK. Tucker, D. C, 
A. B. 1840, A. M. 1843. 

1845. 
Thomas Cammack, D. C. 
Lewis R. Fechtig, D. C. 

10 



Philander Gould, Me. 
Joseph H. McClintock, Pa. 
James E. Morgan, D. C. 
Charles T. Simpson, Md. 

1846. 

Alfred Ball, O. 

William Beall, Md. 

G. Erving Bomford, D. C. 

Cyrus Colby, Ala. 

William L. Frazer, D. C. 

James K. Gregory, N. Y. 

Francis M, Gunnell, D. C, A. 

M. Hon. 1852. 
JohnH. Heckerman, Pa. 
Alexander Mc William, Jr . , D . C. 
JohnC. Morfit, D. C. 
Aaron W. Miller, D. C. 

1847. 

Alexander Chapman, Va. 
John J. Dyer, D. C. 
George Harris, Md. 
Oscar G. Mix, Ya., A. B.1844. 

A. M. 1847. 

N. D. Tompkins, Ind. 
Francis Wills, Md. 

1848. 

Thomas J. Cathcart, D. C.,A 

B. 1843. 

Thomas W. Flandrau, D. C. 
Caleb G. R. Nichols, D. C. 
J. W. D. Stettinius,D. C. 

1849. 

Thomas J . Adams, Ya . 
Leopold Dovilliers, France. 
E. D, Everhart, Md. 



74 



COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. 



Francis H. Hill, D. C. 
3VI. H. Johnston, Ya. 
George Latimer, D . C . 
"Washington Miller, D. C. 
W. T. H. White, D. C. 

1850. 

JohnM. Adler, Md. 
L. B. Blanchard, N. H. 
William B. Butt, D. C. 
J. Edward Chase, Ohio. 
Robert 1ST. Compton, D. C. 
William A. Douglass, Ya. 
James S. G-unnell, D. C. 
Eusebius L. Jones, D. C. 
Powhatan Jordan, Ya. 
E. R. Smith, Md. 
William A. Williams, Ya. 
Alexanders. Young, D. C. 

1851. 
Martin Y. B. Bogan, D. C. 
Samuel Q. A. Burch, D. C. 
James Davidson, D. C. 
Henry P. Howard, Texas. 
Henry P. Martin, Ya. 
John C. Biley, D. C, Prof. Mat. 

Med. 
Henry P. Bitter, N. Y. 
Alexander P . Semmes, D. C . 

1852. 

BarlettW. Anderson, D. C. 
Samuel J. Anderson, D. C. 
William 0. Baldwin, Md. 
J. W. Bowie, Md. 
Thomas B. Chace, Md. 
George M. Dale, Ya. 
Charles E.Eorce, D. C. 
JohnW. Hillary, Md. 
Samuel A . H . McKiny, Mass . 



1853. 

Bennet A. Clements, D. C. 
William H. Drecker, Md. 
Walter Hay, D. C .^ 
T. W. Hibb, Md. 
JohnW. McCalla, D. C. 
Edward M. Scott, N. C. 

1854. 

William A. Bradley, D. C. 
George A. Dyer, D. C. 
^Benjamin J. Hellen, D. C, A, 

B. 1850, A. M. 1854. 
EerdinandS. Holmes, Me. 
Edward C . Moore, D, C . 
Clement C. Speiden, D. C, A. 

B. 1850, A. M. 1854. 
P. H. Wever, Md. 

1855. 

J. B. P. Hunk, Md. 
JohnT. Eeily, D. C. 

1856. 

P. C. Davis, D. C. 
E. W. Hale, S. C. 
C.'L. McDonald, Mass. 
J. S. Prout, D. C. 
William H. Taylor, D. C. 

1858, 

Robt. S. Bernard, Ya. 
Cyrus Bacon, Mich. 
R. W. Hales, Ohio. 
Wm. E. Waters, D. C. 
Chas. Miller, D. C. 
Isaac R. Jones, Iowa. 
Henrv Waldron, N. Y. 



1 

COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. 75 


^ 


Selden W. Crow, Ohio. 


Chas. H. Harper, Ky. 




Jno. W. Lackey. La. 


Samuel H, Jackson, S. C. 




B. C. Cooke, N. Car. 


1861. 




1859. 


A. J. Borland, D. C. 




Wescom Hudgin, Va. 


0. D. Brown, Va. 




D. M. Russell, S. Car. 


Whitfield Brooks, S. Car. 




J. M. Trevey. Va. 


G. X. Dalton, Vermont. 




Wm. G. "Williams. Md. 


Chas. Eaynes, Mass. 




G. P. Fenwick, D. C. 


J. R. Freely, X. Car. 




John A. Drake, X. Car. 


T. C. Hancock, N. Car. 




J. R. Solvers. Va. 


F. Albert King, Va. 




J. Winans. 


Joseph Little, Va. 




Christian Hines, D. C. 


Edmund L. Massie, Va. 




Thos. E. "Williams. Va. 


E. S. Matthews, Md. 




H. R. Moyre, S. Car. 


H. D. Myers, Iowa. 




J. H. Tenuel, Ala. 


Benj. T. Ourzts, S. Car. 




H. G. Mathis, Tenn. 


Peter Armistead, Md. 




H. B. Martin. Va. 


Ebon J. Russ, Pa. 




Wm. D. Murray, X. T. 


S. C. Smith, Va. 




A. P. Williamson, N. Car. 


T. A. Stewart, Ohio. 




B. V. Sweringen, Ohio. 


T. A. Sutherland, S. Car. 




A. B. Campbell. 


J. H. Strickland, Ohio. 




Thos. H. Johnson, Wis. 


V. B. Thornton, Miss. 




John E. Atwell, Ohio. 


X. T. Williams, X. Car. 




John Watkins, Ohio. 


J. H. Williams, Miss. 
T. A. Wilson, Iowa. 




1860. 


Robert Wilson, Mo. 




Lee M. Alexander, Mo. 


1862. 




Samuel W. Bogan, D. C. 






James H. Brown, Va. 


Edward Alexander, of Germany. 




M. Van Congdon, Vermont. 


Hubert S. Becker, Ky. 




J. F. Culpepper, S. Car. 


Chas. H. Bowen, D. C. 




S. W. Dinsmore, X. H. 


J. S. Conrad, D. C. 




Thos. H. Elder, Ohio. 


J. H. Combs, D. C. 




C. Hurley Foreman, Mo. 


John X. Lyman, X. T. 




H. P. Fiske, Ohio. 






John E. Goulard, Alas?. 


1863. 




Jefferson M. Harlison, Tenn. 






John S. Houghland, Ind. 


Geo . L . Rice, Mass . 




E. B. Holland, N. Car. 


A. Bancroft, Penn. 







76 



COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. 



A. Thorp, Ohio. 
A. Vandeem, N. Y. 
L. T. Kingston, N. Y. 
Geo. H. Hopkins, D. C. 
Bodisco Williams, D. C. 
E. Cowes, D. C. 
Peleg Wads worth, Maine. 
Seth J. Todd, D. C. 



T. B. Sackets, N. Y. 

1867. 

Joseph Eck, Illinois^ 
Geo. C. Samson, D. C. 
Benj. Thompson, Va, 
Thos. A, Ashford. Ya, 



GRADUATES OF THE LAW DEPARTMENT. 



1866. 

James F. Allen, N. H., A. B. 

Dart. Col., N. H., 1866. 
M. Baily, D. C. 



J. 0. McClellan, I11.,A.B. Uni. 

of Chicago. 
Wm. S. Mills, Mich. 
Thos. J. Miller, D.C., A. B.Col, 

Coll., D. C. 



Henry M. Baker, N. H., A. B. James C. Normill, Kan., B. P 



Dart. Col., N. H. 
Wm. D. Blackford, Kansas. 
Geo. Burgiss, N. Y; 



Geot. Coll., D. C. 
Van Offenbacher, Ohio. 
M. D. O'Connell, N Y. 



J. Irving Burns, N. Y., A. B. Chas. H. Patterson, N. H., A. B. 



Union Coll., K. Y. 
Geo. S. Coleman, Penn. 
John Cruikshank, D. C. 
John Deering, Jr., Mass. 
Theo. A. Dodge, D. C, A. B. 

London Univ. Eng. 
J. Monroe Donnell, Mass., LL. B. 

Harvord Col. 
Adams Emerson, D. C. 
"VVm. A. Gordon, D. C.,A. M. Col. 

Coll. D. C. 
Chas. P. Harmon, Ya., A. M. Col. 

Coll., D. C. 
J. H.Hobbs,N\H.,A. B. Dart. 

Coll.jN". H. 
Arnold B. Johnson, Mass. 
I. G. Kimball, Iowa. 
E. DeWitt,Kinne, N. Y., A. B. 

Univ. of Mich. 
Benj. G. Lovejoy, D. C, A. B. 

Col. Coll.,D. C. 



Dart. Coll.,N. H. 
Thos. Eaftery,D. C, A. B. Coll. 

of H". J. 
Gilbert J. Kaynor, N. Y., A. B. 

Yale Coll., Conn. 
Geo. B. Sherman, Iowa, A. B. 

Bethany Coll., Va. 
Ered. H. Smith, Wis. 
Myron L. Story, N. H., A. B. 

Mid. Coll., Yt. 
Edwd. E. Tyler, Conn., A. B. 

Yale Coll., Conn. 
J. Hendrick, Upton, N". H. 
W. Frank Warren, Penn. 
Alex. H.Wright, Mass. A B.Yale 

Coll,, Conn. 

1867. 

H. W. Barry, Texas. 
A. P. Childs, D. C 



Geo. Mason, Mass., A. B. Uni. Theo. E. Davis, Mass., A. B 
of Vt. Oberlin Coll. Ohio. 



COLUMBIAN 


COLLEGE. 77 


Edgar T. Ensign, Iowa. 


Chas. Boiler, D. C. 


J. Mason Goszler, D. C. 


William E. Spencer, Wis., A. 


G. B. Holden, Wis. 


M. Univ. of Wis. 


Young Lanktree, New York. 


M. Trimble, Ohio. 


C. G. McLeraw, Kan. 


Wm L. Wilson, Ya., A. M. Col. 


H. E. Pollard, Va. 


Coll. D. C. 


Alberts. Seip, D. C. 


Chas. L. Catlin, Wis. 


W. D. Todd, D. C. 


J. W. Corey, N. Y. 


H. A. "Wilder, Mass. 


W. H. Doolittle, D. C. 


H. D. Beam, Iowa. 


H. R. French, Ky, 


A. A. Chilton, D. C. 


H. C. Harmon, N. H. 


Wm. H. Day, 1ST. Y. 


J. G Kimball, Ind. 


Reginald Fendall, D. C, A. M. 


James B. McCrellis, D. C. 


Col. Coll. D. C. 


John L. Murphy, Tenn. 


Geo. F. Graham, D. C. 


Thos. S. Samson, D. C, A. M. 


W. A. Hunt, Ohio. 


Col. Coll. D. C. 


H. K. Leaver, N. H. 


WinfieldS. Strawn, Iowa. 


J. Fred. Meyers, Mich. 


John B. Warfel, Penn. 


C.N. Richards, Mass. 


Joseph Woodruff, Ohio. 


Erank A. Spencer, Ohio, A. B. 


Frederick Chase, N. H. 


Dart. Coll. N. H. 


C Eaton Creecy, D. C. 


Edwd. Tompkins, Jr., Conn. 


Benj. Eglin, Penn., A. B. Yale 


JohnC. Wilson, D. C, A. B. 


Coll. Conn. 


Geot. Coll. D. C. 


E. M. Gibson, lnd, 


Chas. H. Buxton, N. Y., A. B. 


B. G. Kirkpatrick, Penn. 


Oberlin Coll. Ohio. 


M. C. McCullough, 111. 


Henry Y. Cole, New York. 


J. McL. Perkins, D. C. 


Wm.'s. Dodge, 111. 


W. F. Scott, Iowa. 


E. E. Eorsyth, N. Y. 


A. K. Tingle, Ind. 


M. E. Hall, Yt. 


Woodbury Wheeler, D. C, A. B. 


E. P. Jacobson, New York. 


Col. Coll, D. C. 


J. M. Mason, D. C. 


S, A. Moulthrop, D. C. 


N. B. Milliken, Me. 




HONORARY DEGREES. 


1831. 


Jesse Olney, Conn., A. M. 




Gideon B. Perry, Pa., A. M. 


*Eli Ball, Ya., A. M., Trustee. 




J. L. Dagg, Ya., A. M., D. D 


1833. 


Ala. Univ., Pres. Merc. TTniv 


Thomas J. Smiley, Pa., A. M. 


Ga. 


Levi Tucker, Pa., A. M., D. D. 


John L. Keeny, S. C, A. M. 


Shurtleff Coll. 111. 



1 


78 COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. 


1834. 


♦Alexander McWilliams, Sr., D. 




C, M. D., Prof. Bot. 


Samuel Wait, jST. C, A. M.,Pres. 


William Zollikoffer, Md., M. D. 


Wake For. Coll. K C., D. D. 




Wake For. Coll. 


4842. 




James Acworth, Eng., D. D. 


1835. 


Benjamin Godwin, Eng., J). D. 




Archibald Maclay, *N". Y., A. M. 


William E. Wells, M. D., E. I. 


Brown Univ. 1819, D. D., and 


A. M. 


N". Y. Univ. 


1837. 


Abram M. Poindexter , Va,, A. M., 




Trustee. 


^Robert B. C. Howell, Tenn., A. 


1843. 


M., D. D. Granv. Coll. 0. 


Andrew Broaddus, Va., J). D. 




William M. Cornell, Mass., A. B. 


1838. 


. Brown Univ. 1827, M. D. Pitts- 




field, A. M. 


E. W. Dickinson, N. J., A. M. 


Charles H. Pendleton, Mass., A.M. 


1839. 


1844. 


Thomas Hume,Y&., A. M., Trus- 


Samuel Cornelius, 1ST. J., A. M. 


tee. 


Trustee. 


Joseph D. Nichols, M. D., Mass., 


Joseph H. Eaton, Tenn., A. M., 


A. M. 


Pres. Mad. Univ. 1ST. Y., Union 


*John Ogilvie, Va,, A. M. 


Univ., LL. D. 




Richard Fuller, S. C, A. B. Har- 


1840. 


vard Coll. 1824, D. D., and Har- 




vard Coll. 1853. 


* Joseph Baker, Va., A. M. 


Calvin Howard, D. C, M. D. 


J. H. Xeany, IT. S. K, M. D. 


John Massie, England, D. D. 




Philetus B. Spear, 1ST. Y., A, M., 


• 1841. 


Prof. Lat, and Heb. Lang. Mad. 




Univ. 


William Brand, 1ST. Y., A. B., A. 


Thornton Stringfelloiv, Va., A. M., 


M. 1845, Prof. Frank. Coll. Ind. 


D. D. Eichmond Coll. 


Jeremiah B. Jeter, Va., A. M., D. 


Thomas C. Teasdale, Conn., A. 


D. 1849. 


M , D. D, Union Coll. 


Henry Keeling, Va., A. M. 




James B. 'Taylor, Va,, A. M., D. 


1845. 


D. 1856. 




Thomas C. Thornton, Miss., A. 


Joseph Banvard, Mass., A. M. 


M., Pres. Centen. Coll. 


Norman W. Camp, Miss., A. M. 





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George C. Chandler, Ind., A. M., 


1851. 


Pres. Frank. Coll. Ind. 




Daniel Eldridge.Ohio, A. M. 


Franklin Haven, Mass., A. M. 


William M. Pratt, Ky., A. M. 


Alfred Holmead, M. D., D. C, 


Benjamin F. Taylor, N. Y., A. M. 


A.M. 


Samuel J. Wheeler, M. D.,jS".C., 


Samuel G. Kerr, Md., A. M. 


A. M. 




1846. 


1852. 


Philip A. Aylett, Ala., A. M. 


Francis M. Gunnell, M. D., U. S. 


Eichard L. Butts, Ga., A. M. 


N. } A. M. 


Isaac Davis, Mass., A. B. Brown. 




Univ. 1822, LL. D., Trustee. 


1853. 


Ahram Gindrat, Ala., A. M. 




James B. O'Neal, S. C.,LL. D., 


Edward Maynard, M. D., D. C, 


Judge Gen. Sess. and Com. Pleas. 


A. M. 


S. C. 


Mathew F. Maury, U. S. N., 


Edward F. Small wood, X. C, 


LL. D. 


A. M. 


James Remley, Ya., A. M. 


A. B. McWhorter, Ala., A. M. 




Bobert M. Worthington, 1ST. C. 


1854. 


1847. 


Adolphe F. T. Biewend, Mo., 




A.M. 


John M. Thayer, A. B. Brown 


Joseph G. Binney, Ga., D. D., 


Univ. 1841, A. M. 


President. 




William F. Broaddus, Va., D. D. 


1848. 






1855. 


William J. Berryman,Va„, A. M. 






Lawson Chase, Ya., A. M. 


1849. 






1856. 


Elijah Hutchinson, Vt., A. M. 




Samuel G. Mason, Va., A. M. 


Charles S. James, Pa., A.B.Brown 




Univ. 1843, Ph. D., Prof. Math. 


I860. 


Lewisburg Univ. 




Alfred S. Patton, IS. J., A. M, 


Stephen M. Allen, Mass., A. M. 




John T. Jones, Siam Missionary, 


1858. 


D. D. 




CD. Mallory, Ga., D. D. 


Prof. Sydney H. Owens, Ya., 


Daniel Witt, Jr., Texas, A. M. 


A. M. 





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I 80 COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. 


Prof. Wm. I. Martin, K C. , A. M. 


Daniel H. Prentiss, M. D., of. D. 


E. C. Fox, D. C, A. M. 


C, A. M. 


Howell Cobb, Georgia, LL. D. 


Eev Warren Eandolph, of Mass., 


Eev. G.W. Samson, D. C, D. D. 


D. D. 




Eev. S. G Bulfinch, of Mass., 


1859. 


D. D. 




1865. 


A. G. Wilkinson, D. C, A. M. 




Key. J as. P. Boyce, S. C, D. D. 


Theodore Gill, M. D., D. C, 




A.M. 


i88a 


Eev, John H. Booth, E, I., A. M. 




M. P. D. Brown, Md., A. M. 


John Thompson Mason, U. S. 1ST. 


Eev. Pranklin Wilson, Md., D. D. 


Ya., M. D. 


Wm. M. Wingate, K C., D. D. 


"Win. Stimpson, Mass., M.D.. 




James Dennison, Conn., B. P. 


1866. 


Wylie G. Palmer, of K". C, A. M. 




Eev. T. H. Bohests, Georgia, 


Eev. Walter M. Williams, D. C, 


A. M. 


A. M. 


Henry K. Brown, Artist, 1ST. Y., 


Hiram C. Sparks, N. Y., A. 


A. M. 


M. 


Eev. E. Eyland, Ya., D. D. 


Geo. Peabody,of England, LL.D. 


Eev. Henry H. Tucker, Geo., D. D. 


Eev. J. W. M. Williams, Md., 


Eev. Wm. McLain, D. C, D. D. 


D. D. 




Eev. E. J. Keeling, L>. C, D. D. 


1861. 


.. 


Wm. P. Mattingly, D. C, A. M. 


1867. 


Edward Maynard, M. D., D. C, 




A. M. 


Wm. T. Ball, Penn., A. M. 


1863. 


Edward Young,D. C, A.M, 




Eev. Wm. Landells, of England, 


Eev. S. V. Steele, Md., A. M. 


d. r>. 


H. H. Durand, Artist, N. J., A. M. 


Eev. S. L. Helen, Ky., D. D. 


Eev. John Orcutt, Conn., D. D. 


Eev. E. H. Bagby, Ya., D. D. 




Eev. Julius E. Grammer, Md., 


1861 


D. D. 




A. E. Eangabe, of Greece, 


Eev. Henry J. Parks, N. J . , A. M. 


LL. D. 





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